Michael McGee raised to 500 from the cutoff and was called by Diogo Cardoso on the button before Pablo Sanz Quiles three-bet to 3,100 from the big blind.
McGee put in the four-bet to 7,500. Cardoso quickly folded and Quiles called.
The flop came 
and Quiles check-called the 4,000 continuation-bet from McGee.
Action checked through on the 
turn.
The river came the 
and Quiles bet 8,500. McGee folded as a big pot went Quiles's way.
On a heads-up turn board of 
, Conor Beresford led out for 4,000 into the pot of 8,000.
The action was then on his opponent, Toby Joyce, who after a few seconds of deliberation decided to let it go.
The pot was pushed to Beresford to boost his stack to 70,000.
Action was caught on the 
completed board with 2,900 in the pot.
Team PokerStars Pro Online member Lasse Jagd Lauritsen led out for 2,000 from the big blind. Action was then on Yiannis Liperis, who decided to fold from the cutoff.
A completed board of 
was spread across the felt with Adam Hendrix and Manuel Aljouhari heads-up in a pot with around 12,000 in the middle. Hendrix tossed in a bet of 10,000 on the river and Aljouhari looked him up.
Hendrix flipped over 
for a flush while Aljouhari could only muster two pair with 
.
After the hand was over, Arden Cho started to plead for some more players to join their five-handed table. "I hope we get some more players, I'm the only one who doesn't know what they're doing here."
Cho, an American actress, finds herself at a table of professional poker players including Sergio Aido and Ben Heath. "I'm just waiting for aces and hope I double up. I don't even know how to bluff," she continued.
Poker podcast aficionado and PSPC Platinum Pass winner Chad McVean is looking to spin up his $25,000 freeroll with a deep run in the long-awaited 2023 PokerStars Players No-Limit Hold'em Championship.
McVean doesn't have an easy task ahead as online poker crusher Chris Moorman is seated right next to him and recent WPT World Championship winner Eliot Hudon sits across the table.
PSPC Platinum Pass winner Daniel Herrada opened to 600 from the cutoff and was called Sasan Mehrabian from the small blind. Andrew Chen then three-bet to 3,700 and only Herrad called.
Herrada called a bet of 2,500 on the 
flop which brought in the turn. Chen fired another bet of 9,000 and Herrada folded.
Chen was kind enough to show his 
for a flopped set.
Johnnie Moreno and Jonathan Little were heads up to the turn on a board showing 
and both players checked through to the 
river.
Moreno checked from the big blind before Little fired 2,200. Moreno quickly made the call, turning over 
. Little showed 
before mucking his hand to the dealer, with Moreno taking down the pot.
PokerNews picked up the action on a heads-up pot between Lex Veldhuis and Connor Armstrong. Veldhuis was the first to act from the small blind on a completed board of 
and he bet 2,100.
Armstrong then put in a big raise to 13,000 and Velduis quickly threw in a call chip.
Unfortunately for Veldhuis, Armstrong turned over for the nut flush while he disgustedly showed 
for the second nut flush.
Cedric Chevalme was under the gun against Stefan Huber on the button.
There was around 5,500 and the board read 
. Chevalme checked and Huber fired an overbet of 6,500. Chevalme went into the tank before folding.
Timothy Adams limped in from the small blind before Christoph Vogelsang made it 800 from the big blind. Adams called.
Adams check-called a bet of 1,200 on the 
flop before the turn and river checked through to showdown.
Adams tabled his for ace-high. Vogelsang also had ace-high with his 
, but the latter won the pot thanks to his kicker.
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