Serafimov Solving Saul
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Serafimov opened the pot with a raise to 5,500 from middle position and Saul three-bet to 13,500. After some serious contemplation, Serafimov opted to just call and the two saw a
flop, which both checked.The
fell on 4th Street and Serafimov checked to Saul who fired a 21,000 bet. Serafimov couldn't get his chips into the middle fast enough, insta-calling Saul's bet.The last card off the deck was the
and on this street it was Serafimov who dictated the action, firing a 30,000 bet. Saul made the call with little hesitation and Serafimov turned over 
for top pair. Saul mucked his cards and was left with 157,000 in chips after the hand.
and Negreanu check-raised a bet of approximately 8,000 to 23,000. The player called and a 
hit the turn. Negreanu led for about 40,000. His opponent then moved all in and had Negreanu covered. Negreanu folded pocket tens after a while in the tank.
and the big blind checked. Makhija bet 7,000 before Kamberis raised to 17,500. The big blind folded and Makhija called.
and both players checked. The river was the 
and Makhija checked. Kamberis bet 23,500 and Makhija tank-folded. Kamberis is up to 225,000 chips. Makhija dropped to 46,000.
. Action was checked to Shulman in middle position and he fired a 10,000 bet. Next to act from the cutoff, Svahn kicked it up to 26,500. A third unknown player in the hand got out of their way and Shulman made the call, opting to see the turn: 
) and Svahn's full house held up to win the pot.
and Bentley checked. His opponent fired a whopping 45,000 and Bentley mucked his hand. Bentley slipped to 160,000 and has been on a steady downslide since returned to play for Day 2.
, but Lacay had flopped lucky with 
. The turn came the 
, and the 
that filled out the board locked up a much-needed double for Lacay. Starting the hand with just under 40,000 in chips, the French pro now finds himself sitting over the 80,000-chip mark.