The flop was 
in a heads up pot where Aaron Johnson in the hijack checked to his opponent on the button. The button bet 20,000 and Johnson paused before making the call.
The turn was the 
and again Johnson checked to his opponent who bet 40,000. Johnson moved all in for 57,000 and his opponent seemed frustrated before throwing in the call.
Aaron Johnson: 
Button: 
The river was the 
giving Johnson the double up.
Matt Affleck raised from middle position and was called by the big blind.
The flop came 
and the big blind check-called Affleck's 2,500 bet.
The 
was the turn and Affleck put in a second barrel of 13,500. His opponent quickly folded as Affleck collected the chips.
PokerNews joined the action on the river with the board 
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Michael Young was in the hijack and bet 23,000. The cutoff quickly folded while Raminder Singh was in early position and pondered his decision. Singh eventually folded and muttered to himself "I should have gone all-in" saying that he had ace-king.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
William Kassouf was heard over in the purple section, as he had just won a pot.
"You almost snap-called like a boss," he said to his neighbor.
Meanwhile, on the table, Addison Mckenzie was all in preflop for his last 40,000 and Yousef Saleh called with the bigger stack.
Addison Mckenzie: 
Yousef Saleh: 
The 
runout was clean for Mckenzie as pocket eights held up.
Joining the action on the river the board read 
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Niklas Warlich was in the hijack and he moved all in for approximately 50,000 when checked to by under the gun. His opponent snap called. Warlich showed 
for a set while his opponent turned over 
for top pair which couldn't beat Warlich.
Daniel De Almeida was all in preflop for his last 20,000 and Pierre Calamusa had him at risk.
Daniel De Almeida: 
Pierre Calamusa: 
Calamusa was in front with the better kicker, but the flop gave De Almeida aces and jacks for the lead. The 
runout sealed the pot and he doubled up.
De Almeida is coming off an eighth-place finish in the Million Dollar Bounty event for $96,000. He also took home more than $130,000 in bounties from that tournament as well. His brother Caio also went deep in that tourney with a 23rd-place finish. A fantastic result for the brothers from Brazil.
PokerNews joined the action on the river with 110,000 in the pot. The board read 
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Oscar Alache was in the big blind and bet 80,000. His opponent was on the button and went into the tank before folding as the Chilean collected the chips to add to his stack.
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