The pot stood at approximately 33,000 with three players navigating a board of 9♥10♠7♣A♥.
Danny Tang, in the big blind, checked, as did the player who was under the gun. Thomas Santerne, in the cutoff, thought for some time before checking back.
The 5♥ river checked to a showdown.
"One pair" announced Tang, prompting Santerne to table his flopped two pair of Q♠10♦9♦4♠; good enough to see both his opponents cards into the muck.
Jesse Lonis and Nacho Barbero already had chips in front of them when the player in the big blind raised pot to 40,300. Lonis raised pot again to 133,200 from the cutoff and Barbero called on the button. The big blind called all in for less.
Lonis shoved on the 9♦8♥3♥ flop and Barbero quickly called all in to put himself at risk.
Big blind: A♣K♣Q♥2♥
Nacho Barbero: 10♠9♠8♣7♦
Jesse Lonis: A♦A♥Q♣J♣
Barbero had flopped two pair with an open-ender and the 9♣2♠ runout improved him to a full house — eliminating the player in the big blind and leaving Lonis short.
The cutoff raised to 4,200, Bryce Yockey called on the button and Jim Collopy three-bet to 17,400 from the big blind. The cutoff called and Yockey folded.
The 10♠3♦2♣ flop saw Collopy continue for 40,000. The cutoff swiftly pitched their cards into the muck.
A player from under the gun opened to 3,000 and was called by Ben Lamb on the button as well as two more players in the small blind and big blind respectively.
The flop came 7♦6♦2♥ and the small blind led out with a bet of 8,000. The big blind folded, the original raiser called and Lamb raised to 45,000. Both remaining opponents opted to fold and Lamb took the pot without showdown.
On a flop of 5♦4♠9♣, Erick Lindgren, Isaac Haxton, and Fernando Habegger had all put in 6,000 each.
A 10♠ fell on the turn and after Haxton checked, Habegger bet 21,000, which only Lindgren called.
The Q♣ completed the board and Habegger chose the same sizing as he did on the turn and bet 21,000. After giving it some thought, Lindgren elected to lay it down.
Stephen Chidwick opened to 1,200 from the hijack and Jesse Lonis defended from the big blind.
The flop came Q♥Q♦4♣. Lonis checked, Chidwick bet 2,600, Lonis check-raised to 7,800 and Chidwick called.
On the Q♠ turn Lonis checked once more. Chidwick bet 4,000 and this time Lonis quickly folded.
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Noah Boeken raised to 3,500 from the cutoff, Kosei Ichinose three-bet to 12,000 on the button and Shiva Dudani cold-called, from the small blind. Boeken also came along.
The 6♠K♦7♦ flop checked through to the 8♠ on the turn. Dudani checked again and Boeken retook the lead for 18,000. Both Ichinose and the Dudani quickly tossed their cards into the muck.
Santhosh Suvarna raised from under the gun and got a call from Josh Arieh in the cutoff, and Erick Lindgren in the big blind.
The three players saw a flop of 7♠2♥7♥ which checked to Suvarna, who bet 10,500. Both Arieh and Lindgren called.
All three players checked the A♣ turn and saw the 8♣ fall on the river. Lindgren and Suvarna checked, and Arieh bet 28,000. Neither Lindgren or Suvarna were interested in paying that price to see Arieh's cards, so they both folded.
Erick Lindgren checked from middle position in a multiway pot on a flop of 6♣5♠A♥. Santhosh Suvarna bet 10,000 from directly behind Lindgren and it was folded back around to Lindgren, who called.
Both players checked on the 3♦ turn and Lindgren fired 27,000 into the middle after the 10♣ filled the river.
Suvarna called and Lindgren turned over A♠A♣5♥2♠ for a set of aces. Suvarna couldn't beat it and mucked — conceding the pot to Lindgren.
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