Juan Pardo K♦8♦ raised to 80,000 from the button and Ben Heath K♥8♠ defended the big blind.
It checked through to the river for the board to show Q♣7♣7♥J♦7♦. Heath check-folded to a bet of 80,000.
Juan Pardo K♦8♦ raised to 80,000 from the button and Ben Heath K♥8♠ defended the big blind.
It checked through to the river for the board to show Q♣7♣7♥J♦7♦. Heath check-folded to a bet of 80,000.
Mykhailo Ostash opened with an under-the-gun raise and found a caller in Tomasz Brzezinski in the big blind.
The flop came 8♠K♥6♠, and Ostash continued for 60,000, with Brzezinski check-calling.
Both players checked through the 4♠ turn.
On the 3♣ river, Brzezinski checked once more, and Ostash fired 230,000. Brzezinski called, showing A♣6♦ for a pair of sixes, taking the pot over Ostash’s ace high with A♦2♦.
Joao Tomas raised 4♠4♥ to 80,000 in the cutoff. Juan Pardo flat-called 6♥5♥ in the small blind before Adria Calonge defended K♥9♥ in the big blind.
The 2♣K♦10♦ flop checked to Tomas, who continued with a bet of 100,000. Pardo quickly mucked his suited connector, but Calonge called with top pair.
The 9♦ turn made Tomas give up, checking back after Calonge had done so first. Tomas reevaluated his position after the 3♦ river brought a fourth diamond on the board, as he fired 275,000 after a third check by Calonge.
Calonge instantly released his two pair, seeing Tomas chip up with his successful bluff.
Juan Pardo raised to 80,000 from under the gun and Ben Heath called from the button.
Pardo continued for another 80,000 on the Q♥9♣4♣ flop, and Heath called.
The 10♠ turn checked through to the 4♥ river, where Pardo bet 525,000. Heath ditched his 5♠5♥, and once again Pardo had bluffed his opponent as the Spaniard had A♣3♥.
Aliaksei Boika raised his button to 90,000. Tomasz Brzezinski called in the small blind, and the two went heads up to a K♥6♣10♥ flop. Boika tossed in another 90,000, which Brzezinski check-called.
Boika sized up to 250,000 on the 3♥ turn. Brzezinski matched the bet once more, after which the 8♣ river was checked to showdown.
Brzezinski tabled K♠J♣ for top pair, being awarded the chips when Boika added his cards to the muck.
Luis Faria raised to 80,000 from the cutoff before Ben Heath three-bet to 800,000. Faria must've thought Heath had raised enough to put him all-in as he put in calling chips and then tabled his A♥Q♥. Faria got his math wrong as he still had 485,000 behind after calling the three-bet.
"This is a weird spot," said a sheepish Faria.
The floor ruled that the hand must play out as normal, so the dealer put out the 7♥7♠2♦ flop.
Heath had 9♠9♣ and bet 500,000. Faria used a couple of time banks, before deciding to fold.
Joao Tomas raised to 80,000 from the cutoff. Luis Faria and Adria Calonge called from the button and big blind.
Tomas continued for 125,000 on the 10♣9♣5♥ flop. Faria and Calonge both called.
The Q♠ came in on the turn, where it checked to Faria. He fired out 270,000. Calonge, who had K♥10♥, folded before Tomas called.
The 4♠ river completed the board, and Tomas checked and Faria did the same.
Tomas had A♥A♦ for a pair of aces, and Faria breathed a sigh of relief, despite his A♣Q♣ not being the winner.
Action folded to Tom-Aksel Bedell on the button, and he opened with a raise to 100,000. Aliaksei Boika in the big blind responded with a three-bet to 360,000. Bedell then four-bet to 860,000.
Boika took a moment, sizing up his stack, before shoving all-in. Bedell asked the dealer for a count, and when it was confirmed at 1,915,000, Bedell let his hand go with the words: "I didn't like my hand anyway. I have the stupid jacks that never win. I will never raise you with jacks again, I promise you that."
Aliaksei Boika raised his button to 80,000, receiving a call from Tomasz Brzezinski in the small blind. Adrian Mateos weighed his options for a bit, then moved all in for 925,000.
Boika quickly folded, but Brzezinski snap-called Mateos to put him at risk.
Adrian Mateos: A♥8♣
Tomasz Brzezinski: A♦J♣
Brzezinski flopped a jack on Q♦4♠J♦, leaving Mateos drawing slim. The 4♣ turn gave Brzezinski the checkmark, and Mateos said his goodbyes as the meaningless 10♣ river completed the board.
Luis Faria 9♦9♣ raised to 80,000 and was called by Adria Calonge Q♥J♥ from the button. Calogne overtook Faria, making a pair of jacks on the K♦J♣5♥ flop.
Both players checked it through to the K♥ turn. Calonge made kings and jacks, and also picked up a flush draw just for good measure. Calonge bet 190,000 and Faria folded.