Martin Rowe opened for 45,000 from the button only to have Tony Dunst three-bet to 135,000 from the small blind. Rowe made the call and then called a bet of 115,000 on the flop. After the dealer burned and turned the , Dunst led out for a hefty 400,000 and Rowe responded by moving all in for what looked to be 825,000. Dunst looked back at his cards one last time and then made the call.
Rowe:
Dunst:
Dunst held top two pair, but Rowe was drawing live both a diamond and nine. It was a massive pot, and the dealer burned one last time before putting out the . Rowe missed and hit the rail in 18th place for an AU$85,000 payday.
Derek Wolters limped in from the small blind and big blind Yuki Ko bumped it up to 70,000. Wolters made the call and check called 85,000 on .
The hit the turn and both players checked. With the completing the board, Wolters checked again. Ko bet a hefty 293,000 and Wolters made the call after some time in the tank.
From under the gun, Alexander Lynskey raised to 40,000. He was called by Samantha Abernathy on the button and Dylan Honeyman in the small blind before Kitty Kuo folded from the big blind and the dealer fanned the flop. Action checked around, and the turn was the . Again, action was checked by all three players.
The river was the , and Honeyman checked. Lynskey bet 53,000, Abernathy called, and Honeyman folded.
Lynskey showed a bluff with the , and Abernathy took down the pot with a pair of tens holding the .
Dylan Honeyman raised to 50,000 on the button, and Alexander Lynskey called from the big blind. The flop came , and both players checked to see the land on the turn. After Lynskey checked, Honeyman bet 60,000 Lynskey folded.
Kitty Kuo raised to 50,000 from the hijack seat, and Alexander Lynskey three-bet to 130,000 from the cutoff position. Play folded back to Kuo, she called, and the flop came down . Both Kuo and Lynskey checked, and the turn was the to pair the board. Kuo bet 85,000, and Lynskey made the call.
The river was the , and Kuo fired 158,000. Lynskey made the call, and he didn't need to show to win the pot because Kuo simply mucked her hand after Lynskey called.
Dylan Honeyman just raised from the small blind to 60,000 and Kitty Kuo called from the big blind. The flop brought out and Honeyman bet 75,000, which was called by Kuo.
On the turn the hit and Honeyman checked to Kuo who fired out 125,000. Honeyman made the call and on the river the hit. Honeyman checked again on the river and Kuo now bet 255,000. After a while Honeyman called, and muck when Kuo showed for the nut flush.
On the very next hand Honeyman raised from the button to 45,000 and Kuo three-bet from the small blind to 150,000. Honeyman called, and the flop brought out on which both players checked. The turn was checked as well, and Kuo checked a third time on the river. Honeyman bet 240,000 and Kuo folded.
and Ko made the call.
on the turn and the 
completed the board. Rowe bet out 250,000 and Ko opted to fold.
flop. After the dealer burned and turned the 
, Dunst led out for a hefty 400,000 and Rowe responded by moving all in for what looked to be 825,000. Dunst looked back at his cards one last time and then made the call.
hit the turn and both players checked. With the 
flop. Action checked around, and the turn was the 
. Again, action was checked by all three players.
, and Abernathy took down the pot with a pair of tens holding the 
.
to pair the board. Kuo bet 85,000, and Lynskey made the call.
hit. Honeyman checked again on the river and Kuo now bet 255,000. After a while Honeyman called, and muck when Kuo showed 
turn was checked as well, and Kuo checked a third time on the 
of Artur Koren. The board ran out 
