The player in the hijack raised to 800 in chips and was called by Ryan Hong in the small blind as well as the player in the big blind.
All three players checked the before the dropped on the turn. Hong reached for his chips and placed out 1,600 which was snap called by both opponents.
The on the river saw Hong check over to the big blind who tossed out 3,300 in chips. The player in the hijack instantly mucked as the decision fell back on Hong.
He tanked for several minutes before finally opting to let his hand go.
The player in middle position raised to 750 before reigning ANZPT Melbourne champion Edison Nguyen moved all in for his remaining 550 in chips. The small blind completed the call and the big blind folded.
Both the player in the small blind as well as the middle position then checked down the board before "king-high" and "ace-high" were announced.
Nguyen then casually turned over his for a straight which was good enough to take down the pot.
Nguyen moves up to 2,100 in chips following the hand.
We arrived at the table to see the flop spread out .
PokerStars Team Pro Chen-An Lin was thinking about his decision from middle position for a minute before betting out 1,600. His opponent in the cut off then instantly moved all in for 8,075 in chips.
The stack was cut out by the dealer for Lin to see. It didn't take long for Lin to muck his hand as he gave up on the hand.
2010 ANZPT Adelaide runner-up Andrew Scarf raised to 550 from middle position and was called by 2012 ANZPT Sydney runner-up Liam O'Rourke on the button as well as the player on the big blind.
The flop came down and the big blind checked. Scarf threw out a continuation bet totalling 1,700 which was only called by O'Rourke.
Scarf then opted to check call a bet worth 3,800 after the dropped on the turn. The completed the board and once again Scarf check, but mucked his hand, after O'Rourke pushed out an 8,500 chip bet.
O'Rourke moves up to 42,000 in chips and Scarf drops down to 14,900 in chips following the hand.
before the 
dropped on the turn. Hong reached for his chips and placed out 1,600 which was snap called by both opponents. 
on the river saw Hong check over to the big blind who tossed out 3,300 in chips. The player in the hijack instantly mucked as the decision fell back on Hong. 
board before "king-high" and "ace-high" were announced. 
for a straight which was good enough to take down the pot. 
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and the big blind checked. Scarf threw out a continuation bet totalling 1,700 which was only called by O'Rourke. 
completed the board and once again Scarf check, but mucked his hand, after O'Rourke pushed out an 8,500 chip bet.