Stuart Young raised to 235,000 from the cutoff, leaving 5,000 behind. Ognyan Dimov jammed from the small blind. After some time in the tank to make a payjump, Young put in his last chip.
Stuart Young: A♣3♣
Ognyan Dimov: A♥Q♥
Dimov became an even bigger favorite after the Q♣10♥8♦ flop and sealed the checkmark on the 7♦ turn, ahead of the 5♠ river.
Sungjoo Hyun raised to 60,000 from early position before Charles Alex-Barton jammed all in from the small blind for around 360,000. Valentin Oberhauser then moved all in himself from the big blind with the covering stack. After Hyun folded, the cards were revealed.
Charles Alex-Barton: A♠10♦
Valentin Oberhauser: A♥Q♣
The flop of 10♣2♣3♥ was great for Alex-Barton, but the Q♦ propelled Oberhauser back into the lead. As the 2♦ sent Alex-Barton to the rail.
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