Hugo Lemaire had the button and opened to 15,000. Joseph Cheong called, and the dealer fanned . Cheong check-called 18,000 from Lemaire, and the turn brought the . Both players checked.
The completed the board, and Cheong led for 44,000. Lemaire called, and Cheong tabled for a flopped set. Lemaire mucked his hand.
Hugo Lemaire made it 15,000 with the button, and Joseph Cheong called. The flop was . Both players checked. The turn was the , and the two checked again. The completed the board, and Cheong checked a third time. Lemaire fired an over-bet of 55,000, and Cheong tank-called.
Both players couldn't beat the board, and chopped the pot.
Hugo Lemaire raised with the button, Joseph Cheong called, and the flop came . Cheong check-called 17,000 from Lemaire, and the turn was the . Cheong checked again, and Lemaire fired 65,000. Cheong called.
The completed the board, and both players checked. Lemaire tabled aces and fives with a jack kicker, and Cheong mucked.
A limped pot between the two delivered a flop. Aubin Cazals bet 9,000 and Warwick Mirzikinian quicky called to see the turn. Cazals bet 24,000 this time, enough to get Mirzikinian to fold and comment, "I liked the four-king flop, but not the turn."
Aubin Cazals raised to 18,000 on the button and Warwick Mirzikinian called from the big blind, delivering a flop.
Mirzikinian checked, leading to a Cazals bet of 25,000. A check-raise was on Mirzininian's mind as he popped it to 75,000. A call from Cazals landed the turn where Mirzikinian bet another 75,000. Cazals called again, landing the river. Mirzikinian bet a cool 100,000, enough to get Cazals to give it up.
Hugo Lemaire had the button and opened to 15,000. Joseph Cheong called. The flop was , and both players checked.
The turn brought another spade, the , and Cheong led for 18,000. Lemaire tanked before raising to 53,000, and Cheong called.
The completed the board, and Cheong quickly checked. Lemaire tanked before checking behind, and Cheong tabled for two pair. Lemaire mucked, and Cheong pulled in the pot.