Derek Weng raised and picked up one caller on the button before Hamish Crawshaw made it 11,000 to go from the small blind. Weng pushed and Crawshaw called as they flipped.
Derek Weng: 
Hamish Crawshaw: 
The 
flop let Weng celebrate but he was drawing dead on the 
turn to make the 
river a formality.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
On a heads-up river of 
, Yan Chee Chong checked out of the big blind. Jonas Magdalinski bet 10,000 for around one third of his stack and then faced a check-raise to 50,000 by Chong, to which he sigh-folded and exposed the 
for a straight.
Yong returned the favour and flashed the for a successful bluff, leaving Magnalinski with a very dry smile on the face.
Minh Anh Nguyen is no longer to be found on his previous table, which now contains a big stack in Chhay Lem Lim. He was involved in the last hand that saw Diego Valencia bet a four-way flop of 
for 3,200. Lim on the button and the small blind came along for Valencia to bet the turn for 15,000, which only Lim called.
Both checked the 
river and Valencia tabled the 
as the winning hand.
Hamish Crawshaw was all-in or 22,700 preflop with the and narrowly ahead of his table neighbour Meerwais Hussaini, who tabled the 
.
The 
board let the kicker play and Hussaini was left with fumes.
Those went in shortly after with 
against Mai Bien with the . Hussaini wasn't greedy to ask for a flush while munching on his dinner and instead made two pair on the 
runout.
"Can you write that he had jack-ten?" he joked before turning the attention back to his meal.
Hwany Lee opened to 3,000 and was called by Brett Pullen in the big blind, which led to the 
flop. Pullen check-called a bet worth 3,000 and both checked the 
on the turn.
After the river, Pullen bet 7,000 and called a raise to 20,000 for Lee to table the , which Pullen had beat with 
for a full house.
Leo Soma defended out of the big blinds against Keita Minami and then checked the 
flop. The Frenchman double-checked his cards before he check-raised to 3,500 and Minami tossed his cards into the muck.
Both players hover around the starting stack after the hand was over and have plenty of work ahead of them.
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