After Salman Behbehani raised from the cutoff, Jeremy Menard three-bet jammed for 29,200 from the button. Action folded back to Behbehani, who called, and Menard discovered the bad news.
Menard: 
Behbehani: 
Menard had major kicker issues, but he got some help when the 
flop delivered him a flush draw. The 
turn didn't complete it, but the 
river did. An excited Menard sat back down and stacked the chips.
Greece's Panagiotis Pantazis opened for 3,500 from the cutoff and action folded to Calvin Anderson in the big blind. He opted to three-bet to 8,300, and Pantazis thought for a bit before four-betting all in for what looked to be 60,000. Anderson snap-called.
Pantazis: 
Anderson: 
It was a flip, but not when the 
flop smacked Anderson right in the face by giving him Broadway! The turn left Pantazis looking for an ace on the river just to chop, but it wasn't in the cards as the 
paired the board.
With around 90,000 in the pot and a board reading 
, Siarhei Melianiuk bet 33,000 from the big blind and Andrew Ryan, who was in the cutoff, hit the tank before making the call.
Melianiuk tabled the for top pair.
"Nice hand," Ryan offered before sending his cards to the muck.
Vladimir Troyanovskiy stood up from his chair and began to collect his things, before hitting the rail. He had gotten all in preflop with pocket kings against aces.
The flop was 
, which prompted Troyanovskiy to leave his seat and head out, but the 
came on the turn and made him turn around and sit back down. The river was the and that sealed the double up for Troyanovskiy.
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From middle position, Steve O'Dwyer raised to 3,600. David Robinson called out of the big blind, and the dealer spread the 
flop. Robinson checked, O'Dwyer bet 4,800, and Robinson called.
The turn was the , and both players checked to see the land on the river. Again, both checked.
Robinson showed the 
for top pair, and O'Dwyer mucked.
Sam Chartier just won a big pot with his river bet against John Racener.
Racener started off the action with a preflop raise to 3,200 under the gun. Chartier reraised to 9,000 and Racener called.
The flop came and Racener checked, letting Chartier lead the way. Chartier bet 6,500 and Racener called again.
The turn was the and both players checked.
The river was the 
and Racener checked for a third time. Chartier bet 24,000, which was too much for Racener who quickly folded.
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