Joshua Wang limped in on the button, and Octavian Vogele raised to 300,000 in the small blind. Robert Mizrachi called in the big blind, and Wang called a second time.
All three checked on the A♠7♠5♠ flop, but when the action checked to Wang again on the Q♦ turn, he bet 460,000. That was enough to earn him the pot, as both Vogele and Mizrachi promptly released their cards.
Robert Mizrachi raised to 225,000 under the gun, which Joshua Wang and Octavian Vogele called in the small and big blinds.
After Wang checked on a 6♦10♦9♠ flop, Vogele bet 250,000, which both Mizrachi and Wang called.
The action checked down on the A♠ turn and Q♠ river, and Vogele claimed the pot with his rivered straight after tabling Q♥J♥9♦8♠.
In the final hand of the previous level, Christopher Vitch raised to 210,000 under the gun. Pakinai Lisawad defended his big blind and check-called Vitch's continuation-bet of 255,000 on the J♥10♣3♦ flop.
The duo quickly checked through the 5♣ turn, prompting Lisawad to lead 800,000 on the A♥ river.
Vitch spent a while in the tank, ultimately opting to fold his hand and concede the pot.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
In a limped pot to the 9♥6♣5♣ flop, Octavian Vogele bet 125,000 under the gun. Robert Mizrachi called in the cutoff, and so did Erik Seidel on the button.
The board-pairing 5♥ turn then checked to Seidel. He slid in a tower of chips worth 500,000, receiving two quick folds to take the pot.
Pakinai Lisawad raised to 210,000 first to act, which only Biao Ding called in the big blind.
Ding check-called a bet of 160,000 on a A♥J♦2♥ flop, but surrendered when Lisawad fired another 500,000 out on the K♣ turn.
Robert Mizrachi raised to 175,000 in the cutoff. Erik Seidel was the only interested player, and he called on the button.
Mizrachi continued for 250,000 on the 5♣K♠8♣ flop. Seidel called, after which the duo checked through the Q♥ turn and 2♥ river.
Mizrachi tabled Q♠J♠3♥2♠ for queens and deuces. Seidel could not beat it, and he silently returned his cards to the muck.
On a four-handed table, Biao Ding limped in first to act. Pakinai Lisawad then raised to 270,000 on the button, which only Ding called.
The action checked through on the 4♦10♦4♠ flop before Ding check-called a bet of 250,000 on the 9♣ turn.
After Ding checked for a third time on the Q♥ river, Lisawad wisely checked behind as Ding tabled J♠J♦8♦5♦ for a rivered straight. Lisawad flipped over A♠A♥XxXx, before mucking his cards.
Picking up the action with roughly 210,000 in the pot and a board dealt to a 3♦8♠2♦J♠ turn, Christopher Vitch checked in the big blind, sending the action over to Biao Ding on the button. Ding bet 150,000 before facing a check-raise to 690,000, which he called.
The river brought the 3♣, and Vitch loaded up a more significant 1,100,000 and slid it into the middle. Ding took stock of the situation, but after a minute or so, he let go of his cards.
With about 400,000 in the pot, Biao Ding bet the J♦4♠9♠6♥2♥ completed board from the small blind. Pakinai Lisawad then raised to 755,000, and Ding looked him up.
Lisawad showed K♥6♦6♣5♦ for a set of sixes. Ding could not beat it, and he mucked his hand to concede the pot.
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