A player opened to 1,600 and Quentin Guivarch three-bet to 5,000. The button called and so did the initial raiser.
The first player checked in the dark before the flop 
was dealt and Guivarch continued for 7,500. Only the button player decided to make the call.
They both checked on the 
turn and 
river and Guivarch showed 
for a pair of tens. It was not enough to win the pot, as his opponent tabled 
for a pair of queens.
Kevin Martin opened to 1,100 from early position and the cutoff, Laurids Nielsen on the button, and the big blind all made the call.
The flop came 
, the big blind and Martin both checked. The cutoff bet 2,700 and only Nielsen made the call.
On the 
turn both players checked their option. The 
completed the board and the cutoff checked. Nielsen elected on a bet of 5,300 and after some thought the cutoff flicked in a chip for the call and was shown 
for flopped top-pair. The cutoff flashed 
for a worse kicker.
"Was that king-queen off", said Martin jokingly. "Is that not good enough?", replied Nielsen in a playful manner.
"I won't berate you for it", replied Martin as Nielsen stacked his chips.
There was 80,000 in the middle on the 
completed board. Paul Jager checked in the small blind before Tristan Wade bet 35,000 from the button.
Jager looked uncomfortable but called. Wade rolled over his 
for aces full of sevens and Jager mucked.
K L Cleeton is also at the table and has an above starting stack.
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After eliminating Magnus Carlsen not long ago, Rahul Desirazu was involved in another hand with an all paint board of 
. From early position, he bet 4,000 and was called.
The river was the 
. Desirazu then bet 26,000 into a pot of around 30,000 and got quickly called.
He flipped over the 
for kings full and took down the pot to keep up his momentum.
Dirk Luenzer raised preflop in late position to 3,300, the blinds folded and came back around to middle position where a player called the raise.
The flop came down 
and both players checked.
A 
on the turn had the mid position player checking to Luenzer who tossed out a bet of 2,300. After some time in the tank, the opponent folded to Luenzer who then mucked his cards without showing.
The under the gun raised to 1,100 and Thomas Boivin three-bet to 3,400 next to him. It folded back to the under the gun who didn't take long to call.
The dealer showed a flop and Boivin's opponent check-called a small continuation bet for 1,000. The paired the board on the turn and went check-check.
The 
came on the river and the under the gun check-raised to 15,000 a bet from Boivin worth 4,000. Boivin immediately folded.
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