Here We Go

After a handful of pots that haven't seen the chips getting in the middle, the first significant hand emerged when Ronald Keijzed opened to 250,000 and Romain Lewis defended his big blind.

Lewis check-called another 250,000 on the flop and the turn came . Lewis checked and Keijzer fired a second barrel worth 750,000. Lewis paused and then matched the price.

The fell on the river and both players tapped. "Just an ace," Lewis said, showing . Keijzer quickly rolled over for two pair, kings and fives and increased his chip lead.