Jon Persent raised the button to 800,000 with the A♠4♥ and was called by Edgar Antezana on the button holding the nearly identically strong A♦3♦. The 7♥7♠7♣ flop saw Antezana check-shove for 4,150,000 when Persent continued for 1,000,000.
Persent asked for a count, used one time bank and then folded.
Off only ten big blinds, Edgar Antezana min-raised the Q♥3♥ on the button and Alexandre Blanc called with J♦8♦ from the big blind.
The Q♠8♥3♦ flop brought a quick check back from Antezana, who then bet the 9♠ turn for 500,000 and the 3♠ river for 700,000. Blanc showed some frustration when he slammed his cards on the felt.
Alexandre Blanc opened the button to 600,000 with his K♥3♣ and Jon Persent out the new chips to use, calling in the big blind with 3♥2♥. The A♠7♦2♦ flop saw Persent check-.call for 425,000 and they checked the 8♠ on the turn. After the [oh] river, Persent checked again and Blanc bet 800,000.
After some consideration, Persent called with his bottom pair and won the pot.
Level: 33
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
The button open to 600,000 by Edgar Antezana holding the K♣Q♦ was called by Jon Persent from the small blind, who had the J♣10♦. The straight-heavy flop brought no action before Persent bet the 5♣ turn for 1,500,000. Antezana pushed all-in with the covering stack and superior hand.
Persent had nine outs in this duel of the two shorter stacks and got there with the 8♥ river.
Edgar Antezana made it 600,000 to go from the button with the shortest stack and Alexandre Blanc defended the big blind. Following the 9♥5♠4♥ flop, Blanc's check triggered a bet of 1,000,000 by Antezana, who then snap-called the shove by Blanc for his last 4,250,000.
Edgar Antezana: 10♥6♥ 
Alexandre Blanc: K♠9♦
The 10♠ turn improved Antezana and the 4♣ river secured his double into second place by some margin.
Jon Persent opened the button to 750,000 holding the 5♠5♥ and Alexandre Blanc just called with his A♦J♣ from the small blind. On the A♥9♥6♦ flop, Persent bet 700,000 when checked to and Blanc came along to the 10♦ turn that was checked through. Blanc bet the 4♦ river for 1,000,000 and Persent called to pay off the chip leader.
Jon Persent limped in with the 9♠6♣ and Alexandre Blanc checked his 7♠5♣ to the K♦5♦4♠ flop that was checked. Persent led the 4♥ turn for 500,000 and Blanc called.
The 8♣ came on the river and Persent fired another bet of 750,000. Blanc quickly called with the decent bluff catcher and further cemented his chip lead.
The action kicked off when Naven Naicker raised to 500,000 on the button and was called by Alexandre Blanc in the big blind. They checked the Q♣9♥5♣ flop to the 3♦ turn on which Blanc over-bet for 1,500,000. Naicker pushed all-in and Blanc instantly called with two pair.
Naven Naicker: Q♥8♣
Alexandre Blanc: Q♠5♥
The river was the blank J♥ to end the tournament run of Naicker in fourth place.
Jon Persent made it 600,000 to go on the button with the Q♠Q♦ and Edgar Antezana defended the A♦9♦ to flop second pair on 10♦9♥3♣. Antezana check-called for 600,000 and c hecked the J♠ turn. Persent bet another 1,400,000 for half pot and Antezana checked his stack to then let go.
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