Kaselias Wins Big Pot, Eventually
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.Kaselias led out for 5,000 and his opponent thought for a long time before cutting out ten purple 500-denomination chips and making the call.
The turn was the
and this time Kaselias deliberated, and after a few minutes of thought he decided to commit his last 7,500 chips into the pot. This sent his opponent into the tank for a long time. So much so, that he was worried that someone had called the clock on him. No one had, but after another few minutes of thought, Kaselias had seen enough and called time. In a hand that extended close to ten minutes, his opponent eventually gave it up and the PokerNews Cup Champion collected a healthy pot to climb to 18,000.
, she managed to get all in holding 
against an opponent who showed pocket sixes. When the turn fell 
, Lee made an unbeatable full house. She now has about 16,000 chips and is happily chatting with Celina Lin, seated to her immediate left. Lin has about 15,000 chips.
Japanese player Norihito Suzuki committed his last chips into the middle against Australian Dennis Huntly.
for top two pair and was happy to see Suzuki reveal 
.
peeled off on the river to give Suzuki a flush and the pot.
, Parker was out of position and facing a bet of 750. He called the bet and was heads-up to the turn, which was the 
. Parker's opponent opened her hand first, showing 
. They saw a baby flop of 
and Steicke led out for 250. Sabat then raised to 550 and Steicke called.
for trip deuces with the ace kicker to end the day of David Steicke.
with the board showing 