Aubin Cazals raised to 30,000 on the button and Warwick Mirzikinian called from the big blind.
The flop came down and Mirzikinian check-called 40,000. It was more of the same when the turn fell as Mirzikinian check-called another bet to see the river. Both quickly checked the river and Mirzikinian showed for a flush draw that became bottom pair.
Cazals had that beat with for top pair to win the pot.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped blind on the button and Aubin Cazals checked his option.
Cazals led out for 15,000 when the flop came down . Mirzikinian bumped it to 35,000, Cazals called, and the hit the turn. A check from Cazals led to a bet of 40,000 from Mirzikinian. Cazals called to see the river which both players checked.
For the first time in over three hours, Aubin Cazals has the chip lead.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped dark on the button, and Cazals raised to 30,000. Mirzikinian called.
The flop fell , and Cazals led out for 35,000. Mirzikinian called.
The turn was another deuce - the - and Cazals checked. Mirzikinian fired 80,000, and Cazals called. The completed the board, and Cazals checked again. Mirzikinian tossed out 145,000, and Cazals quickly called.
Mirzikinian tabled for fives and deuces, but that was no good against Cazal's for sixes and deuces.
Warwick Mirzikinian, for the first time this match, raised on the button. He made it 35,000 to play and Aubin Cazals called to see a flop.
Cazals checked it to Mirzikinian who bet 25,000, but Cazals put in a raise to 85,000. A few moments passed before Mirzikinian called, landing the on the turn. Cazals bet 210,000, but was met with a raise to 575,000 by Mirzikinian. A call from Cazals put the pot at well above a million in chips.
The river fell and both players checked it quickly. They both had monster hands, but the of Cazals was second best to the of Mirzikinian.
Aubin Cazals had the button and opened to 35,000. Warwick Mirzikinian called, and the flop fell . Both players checked.
The turn was the , and Mirzikinian led for 50,000. Cazals called.
The completed the board, and Mirzikinian led again for 125,000. Cazals reached for his drink, taking a small swig, and then went into the tank, riffling a stack of yellow T1,000 chips with his left hand.
He eventually folded, and Mirzikinian raked in the pot.
Warwick Mirzikinian raised to 35,000 on the button and Aubin Cazals called from the big blind.
The flop came down and Cazals check-called 40,000 to see the turn. Both checked through to the river where Cazals bet 40,000. Mirzikinian wasn't calling, though. He raised to 160,000, but was met with a quick call from Cazals.
Mirzikinian showed for bottom pair, while Cazals tabled for two pair to win the pot.
There was a raise and a call preflop, and Warwick Mirzikinian and Aubin Cazals saw a flop of . Mirzikinian fired 17,000, Cazals raised to 55,000, and Mirzikinian re-raised to 135,000. Cazals tanked, then re-raised to 275,000. Mirzikinian folded.
and Mirzikinian check-called 40,000. It was more of the same when the 
turn fell as Mirzikinian check-called another bet to see the 
river. Both quickly checked the river and Mirzikinian showed 
for a flush draw that became bottom pair.
for top pair to win the pot.
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, and Cazals checked. Mirzikinian fired 80,000, and Cazals folded.
. Mirzikinian bumped it to 35,000, Cazals called, and the 
hit the turn. A check from Cazals led to a bet of 40,000 from Mirzikinian. Cazals called to see the 
river which both players checked.
for a straight to win the pot.
, and Cazals led out for 35,000. Mirzikinian called.
flop.
of Mirzikinian.
, and Mirzikinian led for 50,000. Cazals called.
and Cazals check-called 40,000 to see the 
for two pair to win the pot.
