Following a raise to 400, Celina Lin three-bet to 850 next to act from the button.
The original raiser called before both players checked the flop as the landed on the turn. Lin fired out a delayed continuation-bet of 900 which was called by her opponent as the on the river was met with a bet of 1,300 from Lin.
After taking a few minutes to find a decision, Lin's opponent announced he was all in for over 33,000 which put Lin in the tank for over three minutes before eventually folding and slipping to 26,000.
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Kitty Kuo opened for 300 and received a call from Devan Tang in the small blind. The latter proceeded to check-call a bet of 600 on the flop, and then checked for a second time when the turned.
Kuo wasted little time in betting 1,200, but she couldn't shake her opponent as Tang made a relatively quick call. When the completed the board on the river, Tang checked and Kuo did the same. Tang tabled the for eights and fives, and it was good as Kuo mucked her cards.
Following a raise to 250 in the cutoff and a three-bet to 650 from the button, Randy Lew cold four-bet to 1,450 from the small blind.
The original raiser passed, but the button made the call as the flop fell and Lew continued for 1,200. The button popped it up to 2,400 and Lew made the call as the on the turn was checked through.
The river of the saw Lew lead out for 2,575 and his opponent quickly made the call. Lew tabled his and scooped the pot to move to roughly 37,500 in chips.
Over on table five we find four very talented players ready to battle it out.
2010 Victorian Poker Championships winner Michael Egan, WCOOP and recent Pot Limit Omaha side event winner Edison Nguyen and online specialist Akira "Clutch Hero" Ohyama are all seated alongside 2012 Aussie Millions Champion Oliver Speidel.
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flop as the 
landed on the turn. Lin fired out a delayed continuation-bet of 900 which was called by her opponent as the 
on the river was met with a bet of 1,300 from Lin.
flop, and then checked for a second time when the 
turned.
completed the board on the river, Tang checked and Kuo did the same. Tang tabled the 
for eights and fives, and it was good as Kuo mucked her cards.
and Lew continued for 1,200. The button popped it up to 2,400 and Lew made the call as the 
saw Lew lead out for 2,575 and his opponent quickly made the call. Lew tabled his 
and scooped the pot to move to roughly 37,500 in chips.
