A player opened to 1,500 and Pierre Merlin three-bet to 3,500 from one seat over. The flop fell 
and both players checked.
When a 
appeared on the turn, Merlin's opponent led for 5,000 and the French player mucked his cards.
In a heads-up situation, the flop read 
when Marle Cordeiro, situated on the button, called a bet from her opponent in the blinds.
The turn 
went check-check and so did the river 
. Cordeiro's opponent showed 
for two pair and Cordeiro conceded the pot.
Ramon Colillas raised to 1,200 under the gun and the players in the blinds called. The flop came 
and after his opponents checked, Colillas continued for 1,500. Only the small blind player made the call.
The turn fell the 
and Colillas bet 1,700 after another check. His opponent let it go and Colillas took down the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
The following hand replayed by David Paredes.
It folded to the player in the lojack, and he raised to 900. Action then folded to David Paredes, who had just taken his seat and been dealt his very first hand, and he three-bet to 4,700. With action back on the original raiser, he then four-bet shoved for 37,000 and was snapped called by Paredes.
All-in Player: 
David Paredes: 
Paredes did have a bit of a sweat on the nine-six-five two-spade flop, but the board ran out clean with a 
turn and 
river, which eliminated Paredes' opponent and gave him almost a full double-up on his very first hand.
Everyone folded around to Brandon Rice on the button, and he raised it up to 3,600. After the player in the small blind folded her hand, Maury Solano then three-bet to 3,600 from his small blind, and Rice wasted little time responding with a four-bet shove all in. Solano asked for an exact count, and once the dealer confirmed 16,900 total, Solano gave it a brief thought before he decided to fold his hand.
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