After an intense near six-hour sit-n-go, the eSports Battle Royale has come to a conclusion with Andrew Neeme (pictured) defeating Rumay Wang heads-up to capture the $5,000 first prize.
On a flop of with roughly 8,000 in the middle, Nikhil Gera bet out 3,800 and found a caller in the small blind before the player in the big blind, and Simonas Eigminas in middle position, both folded.
The turn landed the , and both players checked as the completed the board on the river.
The small blind checked, and Gera bet out 15,000; enough to put his opponent all in.
After roughly three minutes of deliberation, the small blind called all-in for his last 9,500.
Gera tabled his for the nut flush, and his opponent headed to the rail.
From middle position, Charlotte Van Brabander opened to 1,700 and the player on the button called to see a flop fall.
Both players checked, and the turn landed the with Van Brabander checking again before her opponent bet out 2,000. Van Brabander called, and then checked the on the river before her opponent bet 3,000.
Van Brabander called, and after her opponent tabled for a bluff, Van Brabander tabled her to scoop the pot.