Preston McEwen opened the action with a raise to 400,000 from middle position. It then folded to the big blind Cary Katz, who made the call.
Both players checked the 7♥10♦Q♠ flop to see the K♥ on the turn. Katz checked to McEwen who fired out a bet, which got a snap fold from Katz.
Action folded to Pawel Brzeski on the button, and he raised to 400,000. It then folded to Michel Molenaar in the big blind, and he three-bet all in for Brzeski's stack of 2,950,000. Brzeski quickly mucked to give the pot to Molenaar.
The very next hand Preston McEwen opened the action from the hijack to 400,000, and it folded to Molenaar in the small blind, who again three-bet all in. Once the big blind folded McEwen quickly followed to give another pot to Molenaar.
Michel Molenaar raised from early position to 430,000, and Pawel Brzeski defended his big blind. The flop came out with 2♦5♦7♥, and both players checked.
On the turn 6♥, Brzeski led out for 500,000 and Molenaar called.
The river J♦ saw both players check. Brzeski flipped over K♦7♦ for the flush, and Molenaar mucked.
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Preston McEwen raised to 500,000 from the small blind, and Pawel Brzeski called out of the big blind to send them to a flop.
McEwen bet 350,000 on the A♠9♣8♣ flop, and was called by Brzeski to send them to a turn.
The 7♣ turn and the K♣ river were checked by both players.
McEwen showed K♥3♠ for a rivered pair, which was good enough as Brzeski folded to award McEwen the pot.
Action folded to Razvan Belea in the small blind who limped in, and then called the raise of 550,000 from Preston McEwen in the big blind.
After the 7♣6♥9♣ flop, Belea check-called a bet of 420,000 from McEwen.
The turn brought the 9♠ and Belea elected to lead out for a bet of 500,000, which McEwen called.
Once the river brought the Q♥, Belea took his time before moving all in for McEwen's stack of 2,365,000. McEwen quickly made the call and tabled 9♥4♣ for trip nines. Belea shook his head as he tossed Q♠10♥ in the muck, and McEwen scooped the massive pot as he doubled up.
Razvan Belea raised to 320,000, and Cary Katz defended from the big blind. The flop was K♣2♥6♦, and Katz checked to the preflop aggressor, who bet out 275,000. Katz made the call.
Both players checked the turn 7♦.
On the river 10♥ Katz led out for 600,000, and this caused Belea to remove his glasses for a serious think. Belea called and learned the bad news. Katz turned over 10♣2♣ for two pair, and Belea mucked.
Level: 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
It folded to the blinds before there were fireworks when Mihai Manole jammed and was called by Michel Molenaar in the big blind.
Mihai Manole: K♦J♣
Michel Molenaar: A♣J♠
Manole was dominated by Molenaar, but that all changed when the flop fanned out K♣10♥3♥ to give Manole top pair.
Manole's spot ahead was not meant to last long, however, as the A♥ turn vaulted Molenaar into the lead.
The 10♦ river was a brick that sent Manole out in ninth place.
Manole earned $37,860 for his finish.
Michel Molenaar opened to 350,000 from early position, and was called by the big blind Pawel Brzeski.
After the 6♠8♣4♣ flop, Brzeski checked to Molenaar, who bet out 400,000. Brzeski took some time, before moving all in for his stack of 1,700,000. Molenaar wasted no time and mucked his hand to give the pot to Brzeski.
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