The flop read 
. From the hijack, Ran Ilani bet 3,000 and was min-raised to 6,000 by Jahanpour Amirsoleimani under the gun. Ilani called.
The turn was the 
. Amirsoleimani checked, Ilani bet 15,000. Amirsoleimani sighed and frowned while thinking for a long time. After over a minute he announced all in which made Ilani sit back in surprise and fold quickly.
Ruslan Nasirov three-bet to 4,500 from middle position and was called by Bernard Samaha to his immediate right.
The flop came 
and Nasirov continued for 6,000 after Samaha checked. Samaha called and the turn came the 
.
Samaha checked once more and Nasirov bet 12,000. Samaha snap-called, then led out for 25,100 on the 
river.
Nasirov called and Samaha showed a 
for two pair. Nasirov turned over 
for a rivered club flush and took the pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players are now on the first 20-minute break of Day 1b.
Heads-up on a board of 
, Meraj Mirzaei bet 3,500 from the hijack before Edgard Raffoul raised to 15,000 on the button.
Mirzaei called as the 
fell on the river. He led out for 6,300 and Raffoul quickly called.
Raffoul waited for Mirzaei to show first and he eventually revealed the 
. Raffoul turned over 
for trip aces as he took the pot.
"If you don't show, I don't show," Raffaoul said following the hand.
Bernard Samaha bet 3,000 from the hijack on a flop of 
before Qiong Hu raised to 6,600 from under the gun.
Samaha called and they saw the turn of 
. Hu slowed down and checked, and Samaha bet out 15,200. Hu called to see the river and checked once more.
Samaha, resting his head on his shoulder, paused for a moment before checking behind. Hu turned over 
for two pair, aces and sevens, and Samaha mucked to take a small hit to his stack.
Three players were in a hand on the flop which read 
. Gabi Livshitz bet 6,500 from the big blind. Irena Macesovic called under the gun and the small blind called as well.
The turn was the 
. Macesovic bet 12,500. The small blind got out of the way and Livshitz called.
The river came the . Both players checked quickly. Livshitz tabled the but his aces were cracked by the 
of Macesovic as she showed her hand had raked in the pot.
George Alahwal, who doubled up off the since departed Afshin Afsharorumieh earlier in the day, bet 3,500 from the hijack on a flop of 
and was called by a player in the cutoff.
Maximiliano Gallardo, who took Afsharorumieh's old seat, then raised to 15,000 and only Alahwal called. The turn came the and Gallardo bet another 30,000.
Alahwal snap-called as the 
fell on the river. Gallardo shoved all in for 39,800 and Alahwal didn't take too long before committing the chips.
Gallardo showed for the flopped straight and Alahwal was forced to show 
for two pair before handing over most of his once-big stack.
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