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and Arce was the only taker from the small blind.
flop saw Arce check-raise all in over a 1,200 chip bet from Dunst. Dunst made the call and Arce flipped over 
for the flush draw.
and river 
both blanked, shipping the virtual double up to Dunst and sending Arce to the rail.
and his opponent called with 
.
.
. Small blind Priscilla Mierelles checked to the big blind, who bet 1,100. Next to act was Johnny Hanes. He improbably moved all in for 35,000! Hachem held his head in his hands as he once again seemed to be faced with a big decision. With only 17,000 chips, Hachem would have to gamble all in if he wanted to win the pot. He stared Hanes down to get a sense of what to do.
was a blank.
, a card that filled Hanes' diamond flush and ended Hachem's day.
flop.
. The 
completed the board, doubling up Tan.
Bouya led out 3,500 with his 
and had his opponent fire over the top for 7,000. Bouya tanked it, possibly hollywooding, before counting down his opponent's stack and setting him all in. The opponent snap called slapping 
confidently on the table, before dismaying that he was behind.
was fine, but the river gave his opponent a full-house and caused Bouya to punch the table in disgust.
, one player checked the action over to PokerStars Team Asia Pro Bryan Huang. He fired out 1,100 and his opponent called after some deliberation. The turn was the , which both players checked. It was the same action on the river. Huang's opponent was diguste to see Huang check behind; he slammed down 
for the flopped full house!
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
at a good time, with the flop of 
. He got his money in and an opponent with 
made the call. turn and river, to send 5,000 chips to Lin.
on a board of 
. His opponent had flopped a set of threes, so the running nines that hit the turn and the river did not improve Noh to the best hand. He's out.
