Action began after the flop of J♦K♣9♥, the early position player led out for 16,000. Adam Kharman made the call from the middle position.
The Q♣ came on the turn, as both players checked around.
While the Q♦ peeled off on the river, the opponent was quick to check. Kharman fired for 39,000 and his opponent made the fold.
Dor Bezalel was in the big blind when the player in the hijack position raised all in for about 110,000 and Bezalel called.
Hijack position: A♦10♣
Dor Bezalel: K♥Q♣
The board came out 2♣5♣8♥10♥Q♦ and Bezalel won with his pair of queens. The hijack player stated, "Nice f****** river".
Elsewhere Abby Merk was quietly moving up in chips and had 470,000 sitting in front of her.
A player in early position raised to 25,000 and got called by the player next to him before Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi jammed in the small blind for 3,250,000. The big blind reshoved and the two initial players folded.
Yaroslav Ohulchanskyi:A♣Q♠
Big Blind: K♦K♠
Ohulchanskyi: was in desperate shape for a double up, but managed to find a board 6♥7♠3♦A♠2♦ to give him a pair of aces and claim the pot.
Action began after the flop of 4♣7♦K♠, as Camille Brown checked from the big blind. Early position led out for 35,000 and only Brown called to the turn.
The 7♠ peeled off on the turn, and Brown fired for 51,000. Her opponent was quick to fold as she scooped the pot.
Sergio Iannetti was under the gun and raised all in for 70,000. The player in middle position called.
Sergio Iannetti: A♣10♠
Middle position player: A♦K♦
Iannetti was in rough shape preflop and received a gift on the turn when the board ran out K♠Q♥5♥J♦A♥. Iannetti was saved by the straight.
Players are on the last break of the night and will return in 15 minutes. They will return to blinds of 10,000 and 15,000 with a 15,000 big blind ante.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
A player opened in middle position and Thomas Cazayous shoved in the small blind. It came back to his opponent who snap-called all in , being at risk for a remaining stack around 400,000.
Middle position: Q♠Q♣
Thomas Cazayous: A♠A♦
Cazayous was in great shape to win the pot and bust his opponent, which he did after the board revealed 2♠10♦6♦A♣9♥.
The flop read Q♥4♥9♦ in a heads-up raised pot when all the chips went in the middle between Chen Hung, holding 4♣4♠ for a set of fours, and his opponent who held 9♥7♣ and was at risk.
The rest of the board didn't helped Hung's opponent with 10♣K♠ and Hung received the pot.
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