Following a button limp by Elan Lepovic with the 4♥3♥, Brett Lim checked his option with the A♠K♦ according to the live stream action. The flop came 8♣5♦2♦ and Lim check-folded to a bet, as his stack took yet another hit. With the end of the level coming in a few minutes, Lim may soon drop below 20 big blinds.
"I lost the hand on purpose," he joked with a rather dry voice.
Another limped pot to the A♦6♦6♣ flop was checked by Elan Lepovic in the big blind and Brett Lim on the button as they headed to the Q♥ turn. Lepovic now bet 3,000,000 with his 7♠6♠ for trips, and Lim called with A♠5♠.
After the 5♣ river, Lepovic's bet of 10,000,000 was called and his recent profit vanished into thin air.
Elan Lepovic raised to 4,000,000 from the button and was called by Brett Lim to find a flop of J♣K♥A♠.
Lepovic continued for 2,000,000 and was called, then checked back the 4♥ turn.
Lim checked the 2♠ but went into the tank with K♦9♣ after Lepovic bet 10,000,000. He eventually chose to fold and was right to do so as Lepovic hit a straight on the river with 5♦3♥.
Elan Lepovic on the button raised to 4,000,000 and was called by Brett Lim in the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 4♦10♥9♦, which was checked by Lim and Lepovic, but Lim bet 5,000,000 on the 3♣ turn. Lepovic made the call.
Lim sized up to 9,000,000 on the J♠ with A♠9♠ for a pair and managed to make Lopovic fold 5♥3♠.
Elan Lepovic limped the button and Brett Lim checked with the 6♣4♥ for both players to check the 7♠7♥6♦ flop. Lim's bet on the 5♦ turn for 3,000,000 was called and he checked the J♦ on the river. Lepovic bet 10,000,000 and Lim let go.
Brett Lim came along from the button with the 7♠5♥ and Elan Lepovic checked his option in the big blind with the 9♦8♠. The flop brought 9♠6♥3♣ and Lepovic check-raised from 2,000,000 to 5,500,000 for Lim to call with his double gutshot, which then hit a pair on the 5♦ turn.
Lepovic bet 13,000,000 into a pot of 15,800,000 and Lim pondered about his decision for half a minute to then call. Nothing changed with the K♦ on the river and Lepovic checked, Lim reluctantly checked back and fell behind in the pecking order once again.
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The start of the new level didn't bring a ton of action and the stack sizes remained nearly the same in favour of Brett Lim once again.
Lim limped in with the 10♥9♣ and Elan Lepovic checked his option holding the A♣5♦. They checked the J♥4♠2♦ flop to the J♠ turn on which Lepovic check-called for 3,000,000 with his ace-high and gutshot wheel draw. Both then checked down the 10♠ on the river and Lim won the pot.
Brett Lim open to 3,800,000 from the button. Elan Lepovic defended from the big blind and checked the 4♦10♣K♠ flop.
Lim bet 4,000,000 and was called by Lepovic before they both checked the 9♠ turn.
On the 9♥ river, Lepovic checked again, and Lim fired for 11,000,000. Lepovic called confidently with Q♠10♦ for two pair, but lost to Lim's trips with J♦9♦.
Elan Lepovic on the button limped and Brett Lim in the big blind checked to discover a flop of 6♣Q♥4♥, which both players checked.
Lepovic bet 3,000,0000 on the A♣ turn. Once called, he raised the bid to 10,000,000 on the 5♥ river.
Lim, who checked with A♥K♠, decided to call, but ran into Lepovic's two pair with A♦4♣.
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