On a heads-up turn of 8♣K♠J♥4♥, all the chips got into the middle between Pedro Neves and Arie Kliper, who covered.
Pedro Neves: K♦Q♥J♦9♥
Arie Kliper: K♥10♦9♣9♠
Neves was well in the lead with his top two pair, flush draw, and gutter, and the river 3♥ got him there with a flush to take down the substantial pot for a double-up.
Action was caught on the flop of 7♠Q♦J♦, which was checked around.
On the 3♣ turn, Cesar Garcia bet 55,000 and Alfred Karlsson called.
The river was the 6♠, and Garica bet his last 109,000 chips. Karlsson got the count and then made the call.
Garcia said he had two pair, and Karlsson said he had the same. They turned over their hands:
Cesar Garcia: A♦J♣6♣10♥
Alfred Karlsson: A♥7♥6♦4♦
Both players rivered their two-pair, Garcia had jacks and sixes and Karlsson, who had also flopped the flush draw and turned a gutshot, had sevens and sixes and had to send the pot over to his opponent.
Jannick Schob opened to 28,000 from under the gun. Both Ray Attiyah and Dennis Moore called from the blinds.
The flop came 9♥5♥Q♣ and all three players were quick to check.
While the turn peeled the 9♠, Attiyah and Moore again checked.
Schob fired for 55,000 and the remaining players found a fold.
Action started with a raise by Cesar Garcia under the gun, which was called by Rafael Caiaffa in the small blind and Michael Suggs in the big blind.
The flop was 5♣3♥2♥, the blinds checked and Garcia continuation bet, which was again called by both blinds.
The turn was the 3♠ and got checked around.
On the river, which was the 7♣, Caiaffa bet 150,000. Suggs folded, but Garcia called. Caiaffa turned over 10♦8♠6♦4♠ for the straight, and Garcia mucked.
There was an all in and a call from Guoliang Wei and Dennis Moore. Both players revealed their hands.
Guoliang Wei: K♦K♥4♠8♣
Dennis Moore: A♠A♣J♣7♦
The board ran out 3♥2♥9♦4♦Q♠ for Moore to take the pot.
PokerNews missed the actual hand that happened "ages ago", but was told the story after the fact.
After checking through the heads-up flop of K♦J♦Q♦, Dylan Lambe bet 70,000 on the turn 6♦ and was called by his opponent, Mike Leah.
On the river 2♦, Lambe fired again for 265,000 and was called by Leah. Lambe then proudly tabled A♦10♦8♥6♥ for a flopped Royal Flush to take the pot as Leah mucked what he claimed to be 9♦8♦XxXx
Brett Bader called from the cutoff and Jannick Schob called from the small blind. Thomas Paul checked his big blind.
The flop came 8♣10♣4♣ and both blinds were quick to check.
Bader fired for 26,000 and received a fold from both his opponents.
He revealed the A♣ and added that "he didn't have the flush but was slow playing aces."
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