Doug Polk raised to 5,000 on the button and called a three-bet from the big blind worth 15,000.
The flop showed 6♠7♦4♥ and Polk called his opponents continuation for 12,000. When the 6♥ paired the board on the turn, the big blind fired 35,000 and Polk took a minute and called.
The J♦ on the river went check-check. The big blind flipped over A♠9♥ but Polk held A♥Q♣ for the best kicker and received the pot.
The board 2♣4♥4♠J♥6♦ was already completed when Bruno Fitoussi sent 21,500 in the middle. His opponent tanked for some time and eventually called, but only to muck after Fitoussi revealed K♠J♠ for two pair.
Shota Nakanishi raised it up from the cutoff and was called by the button. The flop came Q♠9♠4♦ and both players checked to the 6♣ on the turn.
Nakanishi led out with a bet of 8,000 and his opponent called to see the J♥ on the river. Nakanishi checked this time and his opponent tossed in a bet of 13,000. Nakanishi thought for a moment and then called. His opponent showed A♣10♥ for air while Nakanishi held 7♦6♦ for a pair of sixes.
"Somebody stop this guy," another player at the table said.
In a heads-up raised pot, the board showed 3♥10♦4♠2♥ when Rafael Moraes and Michael Rodrigues checked.
The river was the 10♥ and this time Moraes check-called Rodrigues for 6,000. Moraes tabled 9♥9♠ and Rodrigues mucked his hand.
Action was picked up with players heads up on the flop and the board reading Q♣10♣3♦. Josh Arieh checked and his opponent bet 3,000. Arieh put in a check-raise to 8,000 which was called.
On the 4♠ turn Arieh fired a second barrel, this time for 15,000. His opponent made the call.
The river came the Q♠. Arieh bet again, this time for 42,000, sending his opponent deep into the tank.
After about three minutes his opponent folded, mentioning that he was considering calling with king-high.
"You're smart. You knew!" Arieh told his opponent, tabling 9♣5♣ for a missed flush draw.
"I'm done, no more bluffs" Arieh joked as he dragged in a healthy pot.
Max Pescatori open-raised to 4,500 from under the gun and received no less than three callers spread around the table.
The flop came down 6♦5♥A♦ and Pescatori put in a bet of 7,500 when the action checked to him. It was enough to let the other three players fold and Pescatori won a small but vital pot.
"Better an egg tonight, than a chicken tomorrow," Pescatori wisely concluded.
The player in the cutoff raised to 4,000. Christophe Panetti in the small blind three-bet to 11,000 and the cutoff called.
On a flop of Q♠4♦2♣, Panetti continued for 6,500 and the cutoff elected to see a turn.
The Q♦ fell and the action repeated, this time Panetti sizing up to 18,500.
The 3♦ on the river saw Panetti fire a third barrel for 42,000 to which his opponent made a swift call. Panetti tabled K♥Q♣ for trip queens winning him this pot.
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The action was picked up in a three-way pot of roughly 20,000 on a flop showing 10♠9♠3♦. Xing He moved all in for 25,000 from the small blind and Eli Elezra made the call from under the gun. A player on the button moved all in over the top for 114,500 and Elezra went deep in the tank. After close to a minute, Elezra open-folded A♦10♦ and the other two hands were shown.
Xing He: 10♥9♥
Button: J♠J♥
He out-flopped the over pair for his opponent, and when the board ran out K♣6♣, it was the two pair that held up to score a full triple up for He.
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