After Manuel Ferrari raised his A♥J♠ to 300,000 in early position, big blind Nicolas Chouity defended A♣8♠. The duo both checked the 7♠8♥5♣ flop, and Chouity checked again on the A♠ turn.
Ferrari tossed in a bet of 600,000. Chouity spent one of his time banks, then shoved all-in for 1,975,000.
Ferrari seriously considered his options, but he folded after a little time in the tank.
Manuel Ferrari raised to 300,000 from early position with Q♥10♣, and Michael Dwyer defended his big blind with Q♣4♣.
On a 9♣8♠5♣ flop, Dwyer executed a check-raise, making it 850,000 after Ferrari had continued for 250,000. Ferrari called the raise.
The 8♣ turn improved Dwyer to a flush, but when he bet again, this time for an increased 1,300,000, Ferrari didn't hang around, returning his cards to the dealer.
Michael Dwyer raised to 300,000 under the gun, holding 4♦4♣. Manuel Ferrari flat-called A♦5♦ in middle position, and Lukas van Eeden defended A♥7♠ in the big blind.
Van Eeden checked the 4♥7♣Q♥ flop to Dwyer, who flicked in 300,000 more. Ferrari folded, but Van Eeden wanted to see a turn and called.
Dwyer sized up to 700,000 on the 3♠ turn. Van Eeden had seen enough, and he correctly mucked his pair to concede the pot.
Manuel Ferrari opened to 300,000 in the hijack. Edward Pak defended in the big blind, and check-called when Ferrari continued for 200,000 on the 5♥5♣A♠ flop.
The A♦ turn was checked by both players, prompting Pak to bet 250,000 on the K♣ river. Ferrari called, and Pak tabled A♥2♣, a full house.
Ferrari had called with K♥Q♣, and he swiftly mucked his cards in defeat.
Manuel Ferrari raised to 300,000 with Q♦J♥ from the cutoff, and Jose Criado defended his big blind with J♠7♦.
Criado check-called a bet of 400,000 on an A♦10♠8♠ flop, before the 10♦ turn was checked through.
When the Q♣ completed the board, Criado got creative and led out for 1,200,000. It turned out to be a well-timed bluff as Ferrari relinquished the best hand, seeing Criado scoop the pot.
Gerard Carbo raised to 300,000 in the cutoff. Manuel Ferrari flatted on the button, while Xiaosheng Zheng called in the small blind.
Carbo continued for 350,000 on the 2♣K♣3♠ flop, folding out Ferrari's 5♥5♦ but getting Zheng to check-call.
The 8♦ turn and 4♦ river were then checked down. Zheng tabled A♠J♠ for ace-high, enough to win the pot as Carbo played Q♣10♠.
Manuel Ferrari raised to 300,000 with Q♦9♦ from early position, and a couple of seats to his left, Joris Ruijs three-bet to 875,000 with A♥A♦. When the action folded back to Ferrari, he pondered his options before wisely folding.
The very next shuffle, Xiaosheng Zheng raised to 325,000 from early position with J♥9♥. One seat to his left, Ruijs picked up another premium in A♥K♠. He bumped it up, making it 925,000 to go, but once again received no action as Zheng elected to fold.
Lukas van Eeden was first to act and raised to 300,000 under the gun. Edward Pak defended his big blind, after which the 8♦9♣3♦ flop went check, check.
The 6♠ turn saw Pak lead out for 375,000. Van Eeden called, seeing the 7♦ river complete the board.
Pak fired a sizable bet of 1,000,000 into the pot. Van Eeden called within his 30-second shot clock, seeing Pak turn over a bluff with A♥2♠. Van Eeden tabled K♠K♣ in response, winning the pot with his overpair.
Gerard Carbo found A♥4♥ in the hijack and raised to 300,000. Manuel Ferrari sat in the cutoff with A♦9♥, and he three-bet to 750,000.
It folded back to Carbo, who, after some deliberation, four-bet all in for 3,750,000. Ferrari instantly folded the better hand, surrendering the pot to Carbo.
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