Lukas Robinson raised on the button and was called by both blinds to the 
flop. All three players checked to the 
turn, where the action checked to Robinson.
A bet of 20,000 chips was enough to get folds from both opponents, as Robinson took down the pot.
Ankit Ahuja opened for 15,000 and Jaspal Brar three-bet to 43,000 from the button. Ahuja called.
The flop came 
and Brar continued for 56,000. Ahuja called.
On the 
turn, Brar bet 90,000 of his remaining 187,000 chips. Ahuja went into the tank for about a minute before going all-in. Brar called.
Jaspal Brar: 
Ankit Ahuja: 
Brar's aces were way out in front and held on the 
river, sending him up to 600,000 chips.
Justin Barnum moved all in from early position for his last 32,000 chips and was called by the big blind. Barnum tabled 
and found himself in a race against 
.
The flop of 
put Barnum in the lead, and he remained there after the 
turn and 
river to find the double up.
Heading to the 
flop, Seamus Cahill opted to check and then called a bet worth 11,000 by Kenny Hallaert. Both opted to check the 
turn and the same also applied for the on the river. Cahill flipped over the 
for a pair of tens and that won the pot.
Nick Palma raised and was called by Jessica Teusl in the big blind to see the 
flop. Another bet and call led to the 
turn, where both players checked. Palma and Teusl checked again after the river, before revealing their hands.
Teusl turned over 
but was beaten by Palma's 
adding chips to his growing stack.
A player raised in early position before being three-bet by Daniel Schausberger in the small blind. The early position player four-bet to 143,000. Schauberger five-bet all for 370,000. His opponent called.
Daniel Schausberger:
Early Position: 
The board ran out 
securing Schausberger the full double up as he yelled out in jubilation.
The cards of Masato Yokosawa were already in the muck and he paid off a full double to table neighbour Jeffrey Tanouye on a board of 
. Tanouye's cards were still exposed and his had flopped a set of queens.
According to the vlogger's media assistant who was filming the action, Yokosawa had flopped the top pair and top kicker with ace-king only to take a big blow to his stack.
Justin Fawcett bet the turn and river of a 
board with the final bet worth 45,000. His sole remaining opponent by then was Ankit Ahuja, who reluctantly called.
Fawcett tabled the for aces and tens, which won the pot. Besides Anhuja and Fawcett, the newly arrived Cherish Andrews also sports a big stack at the table as well.
From early position, Onofre Vega opened to 12,000. The cutoff called and the button raised to 42,000. Vega and the cutoff both called.
The flop came 
and the cutoff decided to lead for 20,000. The button and Vega both called.
On the turn, it checked around to the button who put out a bet of 70,000. Vega moved all in and the button called for 195,000 total following the cutoff's fold.
Button:
Onofre Vega:
Vega had the button drawing stone dead and took down the pot. The completed the board.
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