McLaughlin raised to 1.6 million, and then JC Tran reraised to 3.4 million from the small blind. McLaughlin moved all in for 8.825 million, and Tran asked for a count. Eventually, Tran made the call, but he wouldn't like what he saw.
McLaughlin showed the and was dominating the for Tran.
The flop came down , keeping McLaughlin in front for the double up. The turn was the , and the river completed the board with the . McLaughlin's hand held, and he successfully doubled up through Tran.
Action folded to Amir Lehavot in the small blind, and he moved all in for 8 million. Marc-Etienne McLaughlin folded from the big blind, and Lehavot won the pot.
Sylvain Loosli started the hand on the button, JC Tran raised to 1.6 million from the hijack seat, and Loosli called. The dealer fanned, , Tran led out for 1.5 million, and Loosli called.
The turn was a third heart - the - and Tran slowed down, checking to Loosli who checked behind. The completed the board, the pair checked again, and Tran took down the pot with .
JC Tran opened with a raise to 1.85 million from the cutoff seat, and Farber called on the button. Everyone else folded, and the flop came down . Tran was first and led for 1.9 million. Farber didn't take too long to fold, and Tran added the pot to his stack.
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and was dominating the 
for Tran.
, keeping McLaughlin in front for the double up. The turn was the 
, and the river completed the board with the 
. McLaughlin's hand held, and he successfully doubled up through Tran.
, Tran led out for 1.5 million, and Loosli called.
completed the board, the pair checked again, and Tran took down the pot with 
.
. Tran was first and led for 1.9 million. Farber didn't take too long to fold, and Tran added the pot to his stack.