An under-the-gun player committed the rest of their chips and Daniel Idema put in a three-bet next to act. The rest of the table folded and the cards were shown.
Opponent: Q♣J♦
Daniel Idema: K♦Q♠
The flop came J♣10♠3♥ to give Idema's opponent the lead, but when the 7♦A♥ rolled off it was the rivered Broadway straight for Idema that scored the pot to send his opponent to the rail.
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Level: 9
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 0
Players are on another 15-minute break.
The field is now up to 95 entrants.
In a heads-up pot with 10,500 in the middle on a flop of Q♣J♦10♥, Robert Campbell checked from the big blind to Kyle Kitagawa in early position who tossed out a bet. Campbell made the call and the pair saw the J♣ turn.
Both players checked their options to the 5♣ river and Campbell checked a third time. Kitagawa bet out and Campbell called. Kitagawa tabled K♣10♣ for rivered flush to scoop the pot.
Meanwhile Nacho Barbero and Koray Aldemir jumped in the action with a fresh stack of 60,000.
Nate Silver raised on the button and was called by Cary Katz in the big blind.
Katz check-called a bet from Silver on the J♥2♣J♣ flop and both players checked on the 2♥ turn.
Katz led out for a bet on the 9♦ river and Silver called.
"Can you beat that?" Katz joked as he tabled 5♥6♦. Indeed, Silver could, as he revealed A♦7♦ for an ace-high kicker to go along with two pair.
Shaun Deeb opened from early position and was called by Robert Campbell in the big blind.
Campbell led out and was called by Deeb on the K♥3♥K♦ flop and 7♥ turn.
The 4♥ river brought a four-flush and Campbell slowed down and checked — prompting a bet from Deeb.
Campbell tossed in a call and Deeb tabled A♣9♥ for a flush. Campbell mucked his hand and the pot went Deeb's way.
Nate Silver opened the action from middle position and Louis Hillman put in a three-bet on the button, which Silver called.
The flop came 9♣4♣4♥ and Silver check-called a bet. The 6♣ hit the turn and Silver check-called another bet from Hillman.
The 6♦ completed the runout and for a third time Silver check-called a bet. Hillman tabled J♣J♠ for an over-pair and was awarded the pot when Silver mucked his hand.
A player opened on the button and was called by Chris Vitch in the big blind.
Vitch led out and was called on the 8♣7♣6♣ flop and 2♥ turn; however, Vitch's opponent tank-folded facing a final bet from Vitch on the 3♠ river.
"I did not want a call," Vitch remarked as he collected his chips.
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