Marcel Vonk defended his blind against a raise from Petar Kalev (middle position) and the two went to the 
flop. Vonk check-called 1,300 and both players checked the 
turn.
The 
hit the felt and Vonk led out 2,200. Kalev folded and Vonk raked in the pot saying, "You'll get the next one," indicating some previous chip-movements between him and Kalev.
Alex Winter raised to 1,200 from the button, and the big blind called.
Action checked to the river of a 
board, and the big blind bet 1,500. Winter clicked it up to 3,000, and the big blind called. Winter tabled 
for flopped jacks up, and his opponent mucked.
It appeared that the cards were turned up on a flop reading 
with Nick Guagenti having hit the nuts with 
. His opponent was all in with 
and the rest of the board bricked his outs, leaving Guagenti's straight ahead.
Guagenti improved to 76,000 while the other player quickly left the Amazon Orange section.
A player in middle position bet 5,000 into a pot of 8,000 on a 
flop, and Yoshiya Agata called in the hijack. Brady Roth jammed for 25,100 in the cutoff, and the middle position player three-bet shoved for 46,900.
"Oh my godddddd!" Agata said with his hands on his head. He surveyed both of the stacks, then suddenly grabbed two 25k chips and said, "Call!"
Brady Roth:
Opponent: 
Yoshita Agata: 
Roth's nut straight was looking to dodge a lot of cards to survive, but he was left saying, "Good game guys," once the hit the turn, giving Agata the nut flush and leaving Roth drawing dead. Agata could still lose if the board paired, but the river left Agata with the nuts and a huge double KO.
In a three-way pot all three players put chips in the middle on the flop of 
and went to the turn which was the 
. Josh Arieh bet 5,300, Eric Kaneshiro called behind him and the third player in the hand folded. The river was the 
. Arieh checked and Kaneshiro checked behind.
Arieh turned over the 
, Kaneshiro studied Arieh's cards and the board for a couple of seconds before flipping over his own hand the , which was more than good enough to take the pot.
With 
on the felt, Andrew Yakubovich bet 7,000 from an early position and Francisco Lopez called in the cutoff.
The river filled various draws and Yakubovich bet 13,000. Lopez paused and then slid forward all his remaining chips. Yakubovich asked for a count, learning that the all-in raise was 33,100.
Yakubovich thought for a while, knowing he would have to give up roughly a half of the chips he had behind, should he call and lose. He decided to fold and Lopez claimed the pot without exposing his hole cards.
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