Mark Radoja opened to 12,000 from the button only to have Yasuhiro Waki three-bet to 30,000 from the big blind. With the action back on Radoja, he moved all in and Waki made the call for his last 129,000.
Waki:
Radoja:
Fortunately for Waki, the board ran out to see him spike a pair to double through to 260,000 as Radoja slips to 340,000 in chips.
Kyle Frey opened the button to 16,000 and Nikita Lebedev defended his big blind to see a flop fall.
Both players checked as the landed on the turn and Lebedev pushed out a 27,000-chip bet. Frey made the call, and when greeted by a 45,000-chip bet when the river landed the , he called that too.
Lebedev tabled his for two pair and collected the pot to move to 435,000 as Frey slips to 165,000 in chips.
Mark Radoja opened for 12,000 on the button and Yasuhiro Waki flatted.
Both players checked the flop and then Waki fired a 17,000 bet when the fell on the turn. Radoja called.
The river brought the and Waki decided to check, prompting a 34,000 bet from Radoja. Waki called and showed for two-pair. Radoja tabled for a better two-pair and dragged the pot, leaving Waki with just 70,000.
A few hands later, Radoja raised all-in from the button and Waki called for his last 65,000.
Radoja:
Waki:
The board ran out and Waki doubled up, leaving him with 132,000 against Radoja's 468,000.
Nikita Lebedov raised to 12,000 on the button and Kyle Frey three-bet to 36,000. Lebedev thought for a bit and tossed in three green chips for a re-raise to 75,000. Frey counted down his stack and then announced he was all-in. Lebedev quickly mucked.
The long heads-up battle continues with Lebedev at 280,000 and Frey at 320,000.
Mark Radoja and Yasuhiro Waki have just returned from their dinner break and will be playing the previous level of 3,000 - 6,000 and a 1,000-ante while Nikita Lebedev and Kyle Frey move up a level.