Action has slowed in the latest level, as players have traded preflop raises with Dan Sfarlea maintaining the lead.
Action has slowed in the latest level, as players have traded preflop raises with Dan Sfarlea maintaining the lead.
Kyriakos Kesidis moved all in from under the gun for 23,800,000, and Lowkey made the quick call in the big blind.
Kyriakos Kesidis: J♦10♠
Lowkey: A♦Q♦
Kesidis was standing as the 10♦6♣J♥ flop delivered two pair. That held up through the 7♠ turn and 9♦ river, and Kesidis doubled up through Lowkey.
Dan Sfarlea opened to 8,000,000 from under the gun with 2♥2♦, and BUNJO made the call in the big blind with K♦10♦. BUNJO checked the 6♠8♠8♥ flop, and Sfarlea continued for 7,500,000.
BUNJO raised to 15,000,000, good enough to take the pot as Sfarlea let his hand go.
Level: 39
Blinds: 2,000,000/4,000,000
Ante: 4,000,000
BUNJO raised to 10,000,000 with 8♥7♦ in the big blind, and Dan Sfarlea defended his big blind after looking down at Q♦6♦. BUNJO continued on the 8♦2♠9♠ flop with a bet of 11,000,000.
Sfarlea called to the K♥ turn, where BUNJO moved all in. That produced a quick fold from Sfarlea, and BUNJO added to his chip lead.
Action folded around to Lowkey in the small blind, who moved all in covering Kyriakos Kesidis in the big blind. Kesidis made the call, and the hands were revealed.
Kyriakos Kesidis: Q♣8♦
Lowkey: Q♦9♥
Both players smiled as they turned over nearly identical hands, and they appeared headed for a chop after the 7♥3♦7♠ flop and 2♣ turn. Kesidis then spiked the 8♦ river, taking the pot to double his short stack.
Lowkey moved all in for 32,500,000 from under the gun, and Dan Sfarlea quickly called in the big blind.
Lowkey: K♣J♣
Dan Sfarlea: K♠K♥
The case king on the K♦J♥A♦7♣8♣ board left Sfarlea with a set, sending Lowkey out in fourth place.
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Level: 40
Blinds: 2,500,000/5,000,000
Ante: 5,000,000
During a lively discussion between the final three players, BUNJO raised to 10,000,000 with 8♥6♣ on the button. Kyriakos Kesidis called with K♣10♦ in the big blind, and both players checked through the 6♦5♦J♠ flop.
Another pair of checks followed the A♣ turn, and Kesidis led out for 5,000,000 on the Q♦ river. BUNJO slid his cards to the dealer, as Kesidis showed his straight while collecting the pot.