Hand #28: Antonio Buonanno opened the button with for 125,000. With no small blind, action was immediately on Jack Salter in the big blind. Salter called with , the same hand.
on the flop and both players checked. The on the turn made Salter bet 115,000 into 300,000. Buonanno made the call rather quickly.
The fell on the river which made for a double paired board. Salter checked and so did Buonanno. That made for a split pot and you know what they say...
Hand #29: Magnus Karlsson opened under the gun with for 125,000. Moennig quickly folded the cutoff and Buonanno folded his button.
Salter in the small blind had and asked how much Karlsson had. At one point Salter even got up from the table to see how much Karlsson was exactly playing. When confirmed Karlsson started the hand with about 30 big blinds, Salter called. Mayu Roca in the big blind woke up with in the big blind and made the call as well.
Three-way to the flop: , Top-two for both Roca and Karlsson.
Salter and Roca checked to Karlsson who checked behind. Still 425,000 in the pot after the came on the turn. Salter checked again and Roca grabbed the opportunity to bet out 220,000. Karlsson made the call, Salter folded.
865,000 in the pot at the moment the fell on the river. Karlsson glared at Roca in full confidence. Roca still bet 570,000 and Karlsson shoved for 1,500,000 total.
Roca needed 930,000 to call but didn't act instantly. He thought for about three minutes but eventually made the call.
Karlsson thought he doubled, but eventually got the news they chopped.
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Hand #30: Jack Salter raised to 125,000 from the button with and picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #31: Jack Salter raised to 125,000 with and Mayu Roca made it 290,000 from the button holding and Salter folded.
Hand #32: Magnus Karlsson raised to 125,000 from the button holding , Antonio Buonanno made it 260,000 in the big blind with . Karlsson four-bet to 525,000. Buonanno moved all in and Karlsson sighed and folded.
Hand #33: Antonio Buonanno limped for 30,000 in the small blind with . Jack Salter made it 160,000 in the big blind with . Buonanno limp-reraised to 500,000. Salter made it 1,035,000 million in response. Buonanno wasn't finished though and five-bet to 2,100,000, Salter moved in and Buonanno instantly folded.
Hand #34: Under the gun Karlsson with made it 125,000. Jack Salter with ... folded. Raise and take it.
Hand #35: Salter on the button with opened for 125,000. Everyone folded, one more raise and take it.
Hand #36: Buonanno opened for 125,000 under the gun with . Everyone folded, you know the drill; raise and take it.
Hand #37: Salter opened under the gun with for 125,000. Karlsson on the button with three-bet to 285,000. Salter thought about it, but Karlsson seemed so relaxed and Salter folded.
Hand #38: Mayu Roca raised to 125,000 with under the gun. Magnus Karlsson had in the cutoff and made the call. Malte Moennig folded, and so did Antonio Buoanno. Salter had and asked how much everybody exactly had. Salter made the call and it was three-way to the flop. on the flop and Salter bet out 180,000. Roca folded, and so did Karlsson.
Hand #39: Buonanno had and opened for 125,000 from the button. Salter had in the small blind and made the call. Roca in the big blind with made the call as well.
and Salter and Roca checked. Buonanno made a 150,000 continuation bet into two persons. Salter called, Roca folded.
on the turn and Salter checked again. With 725,000 in the pot it was Buonanno betting 225,000. Salter folded and said "It was a strange hand, but I had a bad feeling."
Hand #41: Antonio Buonanno raised to 125,000 with and won the blinds and antes.
Hand #42: Jack Salter raised to 125,000 with and Magnus Karlsson called with . Both players checked the flop and Karlsson won the pot with a 350,000 bet on the turn after a second Salter check.
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Hand #43: Magnus Karlsson raised to 160,000 with and Jack Salter called in the big blind with .
The flop was and both players checked. The on the turn saw Salter make a straight and he led out for 335,000 but Karlsson folded.
Hand #44: Malte Moennig opened to 160,000 from the cutoff with and everyone folded.
Hand #45: Antonio Buonanno raised to 160,000 from the cutoff with and everyone folded.
Hand #46: Antonio Buonanno raised to 160,000 from under the gun with . Mayu Roca three-bet to 375,000 with on the button. The Italian made it 935,000 and Roca folded.
Hand #47: Jack Salter limped under the gun with . Malte Moennig completed the small blind with and Antonio Buonanno checked in the big blind with . The was checked to Salter and he bet 100,000 to win the pot.
for 125,000. With no small blind, action was immediately on Jack Salter in the big blind. Salter called with 
, the same hand.
on the flop and both players checked. The 
on the turn made Salter bet 115,000 into 300,000. Buonanno made the call rather quickly.
fell on the river which made for a double paired board. Salter checked and so did Buonanno. That made for a split pot and you know what they say...
and asked how much Karlsson had. At one point Salter even got up from the table to see how much Karlsson was exactly playing. When confirmed Karlsson started the hand with about 30 big blinds, Salter called. Mayu Roca in the big blind woke up with 
in the big blind and made the call as well.
, Top-two for both Roca and Karlsson.
came on the turn. Salter checked again and Roca grabbed the opportunity to bet out 220,000. Karlsson made the call, Salter folded.
fell on the river. Karlsson glared at Roca in full confidence. Roca still bet 570,000 and Karlsson shoved for 1,500,000 total.
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and picked up the blinds and antes.
and Mayu Roca made it 290,000 from the button holding 
and Salter folded.
. Jack Salter made it 160,000 in the big blind with 
. Buonanno limp-reraised to 500,000. Salter made it 1,035,000 million in response. Buonanno wasn't finished though and five-bet to 2,100,000, Salter moved in and Buonanno instantly folded.
opened for 125,000. Everyone folded, one more raise and take it.
under the gun. Magnus Karlsson had 
made the call as well.
on the turn and Salter checked again. With 725,000 in the pot it was Buonanno betting 225,000. Salter folded and said "It was a strange hand, but I had a bad feeling."
and everyone folded.
was checked to Salter and he bet 100,000 to win the pot.