Adrian Mateos raised to 120,000 under the gun and Artur Martirosian called with A♣10♦ in the small blind.
Both players checked to the river on a board of J♦5♠5♣4♦5♦. Martirosian then led out for 270,000 and Mateos quickly folded K♣8♦.
Mikalai Vaskaboinikau limped in from the small blind and Adrian Mateos checked his option.
Vaskaboinikau led out for 60,000 on the A♥7♠3♦ flop and Mateos called. The turn was the 4♣ and Vaskaboinikau bet another 200,000. Mateos again called.
Both players checked down the A♣ river and Vaskaboinikau showed J♠6♥. Mateos turned over K♣5♦ and took the pot with the pair of aces on board and his king-kicker.
Adrian Mateos raised to 120,000 under the gun and Mikalai Vaskaboinikau defended 10♠5♠.
The 10♣3♣2♥ flop gave Vaskaboinikau top pair and he checked over to Mateos, who continued for 75,000. Vaskaboinikau then raised to 300,000 and Mateos called.
The turn was the 10♥ and Vaskaboinikau moved all in for 935,000 with trips. Mateos folded A♦Q♥.
Artur Martirosian raised to 140,000 on the button and Adrian Mateos called in the big blind.
Both players checked to the river on a board of Q♥6♠2♦K♣10♠. Martirosian then bet 250,000 and Mateos folded 10♦9♥ as Martirosian took the pot with Q♠8♦ for a pair of queens.
Mikalai Vaskaboinikau A♦10♦ raised to 120,000 from the button and Roman Hrabec J♣4♣ defended the big blind.
Hrabec picked up a flush draw on the A♣7♥5♣ flop while Vaskaboinikau made top pair. Hrabec check-called for 150,000, bringing in the K♥ turn. Hrabec check-folded to Vaskaboinikau's jam of 995,000.
Adrian Mateos raised to 180,000 in the small blind with 10♥5♥ and Roman Hrabec defended 8♠4♠.
The 9♥8♦5♠ flop gave both players a pair and they checked through to the 5♦ turn. Mateos had turned trips and led out for 350,000 as Hrabec called with two pair.
The river was the 6♦ and Mateos bet 250,000. Hrabec then moved all in for 1,110,000, sending Mateos deep into the tank.
Mateos ended up using two time banks before he folded the better hand as Hrabec gave a big fist pump and yelled out in celebration as he took the pot.
Level: 19
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Adrian Mateos raised to 100,000 from under the gun. The action folded to Alexander Zubov, who was forced all-in from the big blind for his last 50,000.
Alexander Zubov: J♥4♣
Adrian Mateos: 5♥5♦
The 9♥8♠3♥ kept Mateos ahead, and then he sealed the checkmark on the 5♠ turn, which gave him a set. The 10♠ completed the board, and the Russian collected the $205,200 fifth-place payout.
Adrian Mateos raised to 100,000 in the cutoff and Artur Martirosian called in the small blind.
Mateos continued for 70,000 on the K♠K♦2♣ flop and Martirosian called. Both players then checked the 3♣ turn.
Martirosian also checked the Q♥ river and Mateos checked behind. Martirosian turned over Q♠10♠ for two pair and Mateos sent J♣7♦ into the muck.
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