Level 1
: Blinds 100/200, 200 ante
Action was picked up on a flop of 
with about 5,000 in the pot. Chris Lambros led out for 4,000 from the hijack, getting a call from Steven Marx just to his left.
On the 
turn, Lambros fired for another 10,000. This sent Marx into the tank, before he eventually deciding to fold, doing so face up to reveal 
. Marx let out an "Oh no!" as Lambros showed his hand of 
.
"I represented a straight," Lambros said, rationalizing Marx's laydown for him.
"I thought you had a set," Marx explained. Another player across the table agreed, and said that he knew Marx had aces. "I thought it was pretty clear what I had, so I thought [he had me beat]." Marx continued.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
59,000 | |
|
|
53,000 |
Kornuth checked and then called when his opponent bet 800. 
turn to the 
river. The button player appeared to think Kornuth had checked and reached for chips before realising the action was still on his opponent. Kornuth decided to fire off a large overbet of 6,800. The button player went into the tank but did eventually find a fold to send the small pot Kornuth's direction.
turn, Heald put out 800 and was called by Seidel once more.
and Heald fired another small bet, this time for 1,000. Seidel called and Heald showed 
for second pair. Seidel mucked.
, the pot held about 3,200, and he bet 1,700. His sole opponent sat in the small blind and check-raised him to 3,700. Bantugan called. 
. Bantugan saw his opponent lead for 5,100. In position, he raised it up to 16,500. His opponent called fairly quickly. 
for the rivered straight, his opponent frustratingly showed 
for flopped two pair that was run down on the river.
.
with a chunky pot of around 27,000 in the middle. From the small blind, Sandhy Sitepu made a smaller-sized bet of only about 1/5th pot as he tossed out 5,600. Ryosuke Hiroki flung in the call.
which was good as Kiroki mucked.
flop three-ways and both the blinds checked to him. 
turn. The action checked around to the 
river. 
