Action folded to Amir Lehavot in the small blind, and he raised to 1.4 million. Marc-Etienne McLaughlin called from the big blind, and the flop came down . Lehavot bet 1.1 million, and McLaughlin gave it up.
Amir Lehavot started the hand with the button, and the action folded to him. He folded as well.
Marc-Etienne McLaughlin limped in, JC Tran checked, and the flop fell . Both players checked. The turn was the , McLaughlin checked again, and Tran tossed out 800,000. McLaughlin called.
The completed the board, both players knuckled, and McLaughlin won the pot with for ace-high.
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Farber raised to 1.3 million, and Sylvain Loosli reraised to 3.65 million from the small blind. Ryan Riess folded from the big blind, and Farber made the call, again flatting a three-bet in position.
The dealer spread the flop, and Loosli was first to act. The Frenchman stacked out some chips and slid forward a bet of 3.6 million. Farber, the Las Vegas resident, decided to fold, and Loosli won the pot.
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. Lehavot bet 1.1 million, and McLaughlin gave it up.
. Both players checked. The turn was the 
, McLaughlin checked again, and Tran tossed out 800,000. McLaughlin called.
completed the board, both players knuckled, and McLaughlin won the pot with 
for ace-high.
, Farber quickly check-called a bet of 1.2 million, and the turn was the 
. Both players checked.
completed the board, Farber led out for 2.6 million, and Lehavot instantly folded.
flop, and Loosli was first to act. The Frenchman stacked out some chips and slid forward a bet of 3.6 million. Farber, the Las Vegas resident, decided to fold, and Loosli won the pot.