Marc Wright is showing off the type of aggression that got him this far, with and without hands.
He opened to 85,000 with from under the gun and was three-bet by Andrew Chen on the button. The Canadian made it 230,000 but folded very quickly when Wright shoved.
Two hands later Wright faced a button raise to 100,000 from Bahadir Kilickeser. He was in the small blind anf three-bet to 235,000. Kilickeser called but folded to a 260,000 c-bet on a flop.
Many poker players overplay ace-king but it appears Bahadir Kilickeser is not one of those players judging on a hand that just took place.
He opened from under the gun to 90,000 and his only customer was Andrew Chen in the small blind who made the call with . The flop came down and when Chen checked Kilickeser decided his best play was to check behind. The on the turn received the same action, a check from check and a check from Kilickeser but when the river was the Chen checked again but Kilickeser bet 75,000 and Chen quickly folded.
For some reason Kilickeser decided to show the table that he had played in this way.
From the cutoff seat, Pratyush Buddiga raised to 85,000 with the . Andrew Chen picked up the in the big blind and three-bet to 225,000. Buddiga folded and Chen won the pot.
César García opened the betting with a min-raise to 80,000 from UTG+1 with and the action folds around to Bahadir Kilickeser in the big blind and he made the call. The flop came down and both players wasted little time in checking.
The turn brought the into play and Kilickeser took an 80,000 sized stab at the pot but Garcia was going nowhere and he quickly called. The river was another overcard to Garcia's tens but he felt compelled to call the tiny 80,000 into 300,000 bet from Kilickeser and discovered he was good.
Marc Wright raised from the under-the-gun plus one position with the to 85,000. Action moved over to Pratyush Buddiga in the hijack seat and he reraised to 180,000. In the small blind, Andrew Chen picked up the , but gave it up. Davidi Kitai folded from the big blind and then Wright quickly gave it up as well.