In a limped pot between the blinds, Stephen Song 6♥4♥ and Marius-Catalin Pertea Q♠3♥ checked the 8♥8♣6♠ flop through to the J♠ turn. Song check-called a bet of 350,000, which brought in the J♦ river.
Song's two pair had been counterfeited and Pertea's queen gave him the checkmark. Song led out for 300,000. Pertea stood firm and called to collect the pot.
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David Coleman A♣J♣ raised to 650,000 from under the gun and Andrew Hulme 6♦4♦ defended his big blind.
The 9♥6♥4♣ flop gave Hulme bottom two pair, and he checked. Coleman continued for a sizeable 1,175,000 before Hulme made it 2,850,000. Coleman conceded the pot to give Hulme the chip lead.
Andrew Hulme opened to 600,000 from under the gun and David Coleman three-bet to 1,650,000 in the next seat. Hulme responded with a four-bet jam and Coleman quickly called off for 8,050,000.
David Coleman: A♥K♠ 
Andrew Hulme: A♣K♣
Both players had Big Slick and chopped the pot as the board ran out 7♥5♥A♠3♦Q♥.
Rania Nasreddine A♦8♥ opened to 700,000 from the button but folded her hand after Boris Kuzmanovic 10♠10♥ jammed for 2,750,000 from the small blind.
Andrew Hulme 6♥6♣ limped in from the small blind, and David Coleman Q♥8♥ checked his option in the big blind. Hulme made a set on the K♠10♠6♦ flop and bet 300,000. Coleman folded.
Kuzmanovic Q♦J♦ moved all in for 4,050,000 from the cutoff and folded out the button and blinds.
Kuzmanovic A♥Q♠ raised to 600,000 from the hijack. Marius-Catalin Pertea 4♣3♣ defended his big blind. Pertea took the lead on the 10♣4♠5♥ flop and check-called a bet of 500,000. The 7♠ turn checked through to the 7♦ river. Pertea led out for 500,000 and pushed out his opponent.
Andrew Hulme opened to 600,000 from under the gun with K♥9♥ and Boris Kuzmanovic called in the big blind with A♥7♣.
Kuzmanovic checked on the flop of 7♥5♥9♣ and Hulme continued for 550,000. Kuzmanovic called.
Kuzmanovic then led out for 600,000 on the 8♦ turn and Hulme called. Kuzmanovic checked on the 2♦ river and Hulme checked back before showing the winner to take down the pot.
Boris Kuzmanovic A♠5♠ raised to 600,000 from the cutoff and folded out the button and blinds.
Kuzmanovic A♥10♦ opened to 600,000 once more. Stephen Song 10♥10♣ used two time banks before three-betting to 2,200,000 from the small blind. Kuzmanovic released his hand.
Andrew Hulme A♠Q♠ made it 600,000 from the hijack and Song 4♠4♥ called from the button. Marius-Catalin Pertea J♦10♣ also came along from the small blind.
Song's small pair remained in front following the 8♣8♠2♠ flop and he bet 500,000 after the action checked to him. Pertea looked to leverage his big stack and raised it to 2,200,000, which folded out Hulme's nut flush draw. Song then also returned his cards to the dealer.
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Andrew Hulme completed in the small blind with 7♣5♠, and David Coleman checked his option in the big blind with 5♥3♠.
Hulme continued for 300,000 on the flop of J♦5♦5♣ and Coleman called. Hulme sized up to 900,000 on the 10♥ turn and Coleman again called.
Hulme bet 2,100,000 on the 9♥ river and Coleman called as the two chopped the pot.
Rania Nasreddine opened to 600,000 from under the gun with A♦K♥ and Andrew Hulme called in the cutoff with Q♣J♣ as Marius-Catalin Pertea called in the big blind with A♣7♠.
Action checked to Hulme on the flop of 3♣9♦8♣ and he bet 700,000 to bring folds from both opponents.
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