Richard Gryko raised the button to 550,000 and Joshua Ladines defended from the big blind.
Ladines check-called a bet of 400,000 from Gryko on the 3♣9♣5♣ flop.
The turn came the 4♦ and this time Ladines opted to check-fold to Gryko's bet of 1,300,000.
In a limped pot preflop, Action went check-check on a flop of 8♣Q♠A♠ which brought in the 9♥ turn. Here, Fahredin Mustafov bet out for 350,000 from the small blind, and Daniel Zack stuck in a call from the big.
The K♣ peeled off on the river, and Mustafov threw out a pot-sized bet of 1,300,000, putting Zack in the tank. After some time, he ended up sticking in the call. Mustafov showed K♦10♦7♣4♦ for just a pair of kings, but Zack had the best of it with A♥10♠8♠4♣ for two pair.
Joshua Ladines raised to 450,000 from the hijack and only Fahredin Mustafov called from the button.
Heads-up to the A♦3♣2♣ flop, where Ladines started out with a check. Mustafov bet 300,000, and Ladines put in the call.
The 6♠ appeared on the turn and both players checked to see the Q♣ river. Ladines slid out a bet of 750,000, which was enough to get Mustafov to fold.
Level: 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Jeremy Ausmus opened the betting with an announcement of "pot," from the hijack, totalling 560,000. Daniel Zack defended his big blind, and the two saw a flop of 6♠7♠9♥. Zack checked, and Ausmus asked how much was in the pot before firing 600,000. Zack put in the call, bringing in the J♦ turn. Ausmus then put himself all in after a check from Zack, who had a frustrated look on his face as he released his cards.
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Joshua Ladines made it 400,000 from the hijack and only Richard Gryko called from the big blind.
Gryko checked upon seeing the 3♦9♣J♦ flop, and Ladines fired 450,000 into the pot. Gryko carved out the call.
The 8♠ turn checked through for the 4♥ to roll off on the river. Gryko led out for 700,000 now, which forced Ladines to fold.
Daniel Zack open limped under the gun, with Richard Gryko doing the same on his direct left, and Joshua Ladines calling from the button. Zachary Schwartz doubled his small blind, and Fahredin Mustafov checked.
The A♣6♠K♣ flop checked through, bringing in the 3♠ turn. Mustafov asked how much was in the pot, before putting 725,000 in the middle. All other players folded.
Joshua Ladines made it 400,000 to go from the cutoff and only Daniel Zack called from the big blind.
The two players both decided to check the 5♠5♣3♦ flop to see the Q♠ appear on the turn. Zack checked again, but Ladines fired out 350,000. Zack stuck around with a call.
The 2♦ river checked through and Ladines won the pot holding A♣A♦Q♣7♥ for a pair of aces.
Richard Gryko limped in from the button, as did Jeremy Ausmus from the small blind. Joshua Ladines checked his option, and the three saw a flop of 7♠3♣K♣. Action checked through, before Ausmus bet 325,000 when checked to on the 4♣ turn; only Ladines put in the call. The K♦ river checked through, and action checked through for a second time. Ausmus tabled A♣Q♦8♠2♣ for the winner.
The very next hand, he potted from the button to 560,000, and Zachary Schwartz defended his big blind. Schwartz then checked over on A♣10♠Q♠ and Ausmus threw out 325,000. Schwartz announced "pot," and Aumus snap-folded.
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