Ren Lin opened to 6,000 from the cutoff and [Removed:564] defended from the big blind.
The flop came 5♥7♠6♥ and [Removed:565] check-called a 6,000 bet from Lin.
[Removed:565] led out with a 7,000 bet on the 9♥ turn and Lin called. On the 8♣ river [Removed:565] sized up with a 31,000 bet and Lin raised to 131,000. [Removed:565] snap-folded and Lin took down the sizable pot without showdown.
Nicholas Seward began with a raise to 6,500 from the cutoff and was called by Isaac Kempton on the button.
Seward put out a bet of 5,000 on the flop of 4♥A♦A♠, which led to a call from Kempton.
The 4♦ led to checks from both players, which brought about the Q♦ river.
Seward bet 20,000, which led to a fold from Kempton.
Gabriel Andrade raised from the button to 6,000, and only Josh Arieh called, defending his big blind.
Arieh checked check-called a bet of 6,000 on the 4♥Q♦8♠ flop, before both players checked the Q♣ turn.
The dealer added the 2♥ to the board, and Arieh placed a bet of 17,000. Andrade quickly called, turning over his Q♥9♣ after seeing Arieh's J♦10♠.
Martin Kabrhel moved all in for 29,000 from the hijack, and was only called by Daniel Rezaei in the small blind.
Martin Kabrhel: A♣5♠ 
Daniel Rezaei: A♠Q♦
There was no help for Kabrhel on the 2♥J♦3♣K♥K♣ board, and as Rezaei pulled in his newfound chips, Kabrhel headed to the exit.
Roman Hrabec opened from the cutoff and Daniel Kyosev defended from the big blind.
The flop came A♦3♣7♠ and Kyosev check-called a 4,000 continuation bet from Hrabec.
Hrabec bet 17,000 when checked to on the 10♦ turn and this time Kyosev mucked his hand.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The action was joined with a 6♣2♣5♠ flop on show, and 13,500 already in the middle.
Baoqiang Ho was playing from the hijack, and Artem Riabov had defended his big blind.
Riabov started with a check-call of 4,500 on the flop, before both players checked the 2♥ turn.
When the dealer revealed the Q♣ river, Riabov led out for 15,000, receiving a call from Ho.
Riabov tabled A♣9♣ for the nut flush, and Ho mucked his cards.
This hand was caught on the river of a pot that had over 40,000 in the middle on the board that read 10♣4♦5♥7♣Q♦.
Roman Hrabec went all-in on the river and put Daniel Negreanu to a decision for all his chips. Negreanu stated that he wanted to trust his gut and eventually went with a call to put himself at risk for 79,000.
Negreanu's instincts were correct as Hrabec showed 9♥8♥ for a missed straight draw. Negreanu tabled 7♦6♣ for a pair of sevens to take down the pot.
Kyosuke Nagami began the action with a raise to 5,500 from the hijack. Samuel Roussy-Majeau called from the button.
Nagami down-bet 3,500 on the 8♦9♦Q♦ flop before Roussy-Majeau raised to 11,000 in response. Nagami put out a call to send them to a turn.
The 2♥ turn led to a check from Nagami before Roussy-Majeau bet 30,000. Nagami did not think long before he folded to end the hand.
button in Safari
