PokerNews join the action on the board of 
. Patrick Leonard is in the cutoff and called the small blind's 20,000 bet.
The river came the 
and the small blind moved all in for 28,500 effective. Leonard snap called and announced a straight 
and his opponent showed 
for two pair.
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After a raise from Thi Nguyen, the button three-bet to 3,500. Nguyen didn't take long to four-bet to 11,000, putting her opponent into a decision. After some time, the latter folded and Nguyen took down the pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Davidi Kitai, three-time WSOP winner, just took a seat in this event a few minutes earlier and three-bet to 4,500 after a raise from the cutoff. The latter four-bet to 11,500 and Kitai called.
The flop fanned 
and both Kitai and his opponent checked. A showed up on the turn and Kitai led out with a bet worth 3,500, called by the cutoff.
On the river, Kitai thought about his move for a minute and shoved for 10,000. His opponent called and Kitai revealed 
for a pair of queens, but only to see 
in his opponent's hand and the Belgium player left the tournament area.
PokerNews caught up with Patrick Leonard showing 
against Fabrice Bigot's 
with all of Bigot's stack in the middle. The runout was no help, and Leonard added to his stack.
At a nearby table, Matt Berkey faced a bet of 2,000 on the river and made the call with ace high. It was good enough to beat his opponent's bluff, giving Berkey an early boost.
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