Sejo Kasic decided to go all in for 3,185,000 and got a call from Gregory Bertels. They quickly turned over their cards.
Sejo Kasic: A♦A♥
Gregory Bertels: Q♠Q♦
The dealer showed the board: 5♠Q♥8♠10♠A♣. Bertels jumped ahead on the flop, but the ace on the river ensured that Kasic won the pot with a set of aces.
Justin Datloff raised to 600,000 from middle position. Matthew Blagg three-bet to 1,500,000.
Datloff came over the top with a stack of pink chips that would put Blagg and his 6,100,000 count all in. Blagg made the call.
Matthew Blagg: K♦K♣
Justin Datloff: A♦Q♥
Not that he needed it, but Blagg hit a set of kings on the flop, and the full board runout K♥8♣2♥8♦Q♠ was to his liking, giving him a huge double-up.
Level: 33
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 400,000
Sebastian Molka raised to 850,000 in the small blind. Luke Purcell decided to call from the big blind. The flop showed 3♠4♦9♥.
Molka checked, and Purcell placed a bet of 1,050,000. It didn't take long for Molka to go all in for 3,500,000 in chips. Molka decided to give up, so Purcell took all the chips from the middle of the table.
Stephen Song raised to 600,000 from the hijack. Timothe Labassa took a minute, then raised to 1,500,000 from the cutoff. After the button and blinds got out of the way, Song raised all in for his 5,200,000 chips. Labassa called.
Stephen Song: A♣K♥
Timothe Labassa: A♦Q♥
Both players got a piece of the flop of 6♥Q♠K♣, but Song's king was the top pair, and it held through the runout of 3♦4♦.
Frank Giaramida raised to 700,000 from the cutoff. Gregory Bertels immediately raised all in on the button. Giaramida made the call.
Gregory Bertels: J♣J♠
Frank Giaramida: A♣9♠
Bertels made a full house in the runout 10♥J♦K♦2♥K♥ to pick up the double-up.
Level: 32
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
Jacky Lee went all in, in early position, with his last remaining chips of 1,625,000. He only got one call from Joseph Lao.
Jacky Lee: A♥10♠
Joseph Lao: Q♠X♠
The dealer showed the board: 8♦J♠3♣9♣7♠
Lee had already stood up, preparing to leave the table, but someone told him to get back because he won with a straight and doubled up.
This humongous hand was picked up with Tomohiro Suzuki moving all in on the turn with his 6,500,000 chips into a pot of some 8,000,000.
Junjie Tang, who was studying the matter from the seat to Suzuki's right, was holding a decent sized stack of 5,700,000 of his own.
The board read 6♥K♠7♣2♦.
After deliberate consideration, Tang gently moved his cards toward the muck.
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