Three ways to the 10♠4♥3♣J♥ turn, ama58 bet 6,000 and was called both ways. He then bet the 6♠ river for 10,000 and one opponent folded. The other moved all-in for little more than the bet and ama58 called with the A♥J♦ for the top pair. That was good enough to win the pot versus 10♦9♠ for second pair.
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With most of the chips in preflop, a shorter stack then got the last few in with J♦10♦ which was good enough for top pair on the 10♠7♠3♦ flop. Onishi looked them up with the 9♦9♠ and found more equity on the 8♥ turn. The river was the J♠ and Onishi improved to a straight.
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Just before the blinds went up, the button min-raised and was called by ikey168 in the small blind as well as Wareme-chan in the big blind. They checked to the Q♣8♥2♥3♣ turn on which Wareme-chan bet 10,000. The button folded and ikey168 followed along.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
nako1120 bet the K♦10♣3♦ flop for 1,500 and was called by her immediate table neighbour. She then also bet the Q♦ turn for 6,600 and the 3♥ river for 8,500. Both times, the call followed and she tapped the table while exposing her A♠K♠. However, that was the best hand as Q♠J♥ were no good.
Iwata was all-in and at risk for 26,800 preflop but had the best of it with A♦A♥ versus 8♦8♥. There was no upset on the J♠6♥2♣K♠J♦ board and the aces held for the double.
Takaa7 was spotted raking in the chips of two eliminated players and the dealer just killed the board which contained the 10♦. That very card gave takaa7 a set with 10♠10♣ to beat A♥Q♣ and Q♠Q♥ in order to reduce the field by two contenders.
Heads-up to the J♦6♦6♣Q♠ turn, Jonas Wellendorf bet 15,000 and earned a call. He was then checked to on the 7♦ river and bet another 20,000. His opponent tanked for a while and folded.
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