In a three-way all-in, "squirrel2403" was at risk with the 
and "clarky168" had the superior stack with the 
.
Daniil "Dancer King" Kiselev was also involved with the 
and saw the board run out 
which sent "squirrel2403" to the rail and put a dent into the Russian's stack.
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Gianluca "Tankanza" Speranza raised to 7,000 from under the gun and was called by Matheus "mpZancan" Zancan in the cutoff and "karimmae" in the big blind. On a 
flop, only "karimmae" check-called a continuation bet and check-called again on the turn.
After the 
river, "karimmae" then check-called the shove for 51,041 into a pot of 93,668 and their kicker with was no good as Speranza had the best of it with 
.
Within quick succession, "adeven333" has sent two opponents to the rail to boost their stack and take over the lead on the table.
The first victim was "shane261966" who flopped a set with 
only to see "adeven333" go runner-runner for a flush with 
on a board of 
.
Shortly after they had the superior pocket pair with 
in the small blind as "biurtyj" in the big blind found no help holding the 
. The 
board sent yet another bounty prize to "adeven333".
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,750/3,500
Ante: 450
"airlewis" had entered not long ago and raised to 6,300 in the cutoff. Daniil "Dancer King" Kiselev three-bet to 25,500 in the small blind and called the shove of "airlewis" for 131,292.
"airlewis":
Daniil "Dancer King" Kiselev: 
On a board of 
, the kings of Kiselev held up and he sent the next opponent to the rail.
Ben "Spraggy" Spragg opened to 5,500 and was called by one of the table big stacks in Lorenzo "charlie580" Bazei from one seat over. The big blind also called and they both check-called a bet of 5,000 by Bazei on the 
flop.
The turn was checked by all three players and the big blind bet 17,675 on the 
river. Spragg moved all in for 38,216 and Bazei reshoved to isolate successfully. Spragg tabled 
for a flopped queen-high flush but Bazei had 
for the flopped nut flush.
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