Brandon Adams bet 4,500 from the big blind on 
and Christian Christner check-raised to 13,500. Adams peeled to see the 
hit. Christner bet 35,000 and Adams reached far into middle of the table to drop in 110,000. Christner folded and Adams quickly turned over his 
.
Bryn Kenney made it 8,000 from the button on 
and faced a check-raise to 25,000 from big blind Larry Greenberg. Kenney called and the river brought a 
. Greenberg bet 35,000 and Kenney made it 94,000. Greenberg folded in short order.
With action caught up on the river, Timofey Kuznetsov (hijack) and Jason Koon (cutoff) faced off on the 
board. Kuznetsov checked to Koon who bet out 27,500, roughly two-thirds of the pot. Kuznetsov called only to look into Koon's 
, quickly mucking his own hand.
From the button, Dan Smith raised to 3,000 and both Isaac Haxton and Phil Ivey called in the blinds.
The 
flop was checked round to see the 
land on the turn.
Haxton bet out 3,000, and Ivey folded, while Smith called.
The river landed the , and Haxton checked to Smith who bet 10,000. Haxton called, and after Smith tabled his for king-high, Haxton revealed his to take down the pot.
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On the turn with the board reading 
, Andreas Eiler bet 19,000 only to have Fedor Holz raise to 40,000. Eiler shoved for 101,000, and Holz instantly called.
Fedor Holz: 
Andreas Eiler: 
The river of the 
wouldn't be the one-outer Eiler was looking for, and he would be eliminated from the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl as Holz collected a pot to send him to 817,000 in chips.
Andrew Lichtenberger opened cutoff to 3,000, earning calls from button Cary Katz and big blind Markus Durnegger. Action checked to Katz on the 
and he placed in 6,000. Durnegger folded but Lichtenberger matched the bet.
The turn saw Lichtenberger check-call another 18,000 but Katz skipped the third barrel on the 
river, showing the 
for free. Lichtenberger mucked in defeat.
"It's been a while," smiled Igor Kurganov on the other side of the table. Katz looked towards Mikita Badziakouski and Durnegger, saying: "I thought you'd three-bet."
They didn't fall into the trap, but Katz added some chips nonetheless as he's now maneuvering around 350,000.
With about 90,000 in the middle, Kathy Lehne bet 50,000 from the small blind on a completed board of 
.
"All right," Erik Seidel said with a sigh, tossing in chips from the button.
Lehne turned over 
for a flush and Seidel mucked.
From the button, Koray Aldemir raised to 3,000 and Keith Tilston called in the big blind.
The flop landed and Tilston checked to Aldemir who bet 6,000. Tilston called, and when the turn landed the , he check-folded to a bet of 30,000 from Aldemir.
Kahle Burns opened the hijack to 2,500 and Timofey Kuznetsov called in the cutoff. Byron Kaverman three-bet the big blind to 14,000, and both Burns and Kuznetsov called.
The flop landed and a bet of 12,000 from Kaverman prompted two quick folds from Burns and Kuznetsov.
With the board reading 
, Ben Tollerene fired 120,000, about a pot-sized bet. Brandon Adams moved all-in for his 274,500, putting the online high stakes cash game legend to the test. Tollerene was visibly pained, having counted his remaining belongings to 75,500.
He spent over two minutes over making his decisions, ultimately deciding to lay his hand down. Adams, meanwhile, crossed 500,000 in chips.
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