Gab Yong Kim limped in from the hijack with A♦8♦ and the action folded to Martin Kabrhel in the big blind, who checked his K♣J♥. Kabrhel checked to Kim on the flop of Q♣4♠6♠, after which Kim put forth a bet of 230,000.
Kabrhel let his hand go, and Kim added a few extra chips to his stack.
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Michael Rocco opened to 400,000 in the hijack with A♠9♠, only to see Gab Yong Kim three-bet all in to 2,300,000 holding 5♣5♥ in the big blind.
Rocco took some time but ultimately decided to lay his hand down, telling the table that a voice told him "you need to fold" before Kim shoved his stack.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 400,000 from early position before Daniel Dvoress flat-called from the hijack. Cedric Schwaederle was in the cutoff and went on to jam all in for 4,300,000 chips.
Kabrhel quickly folded but Dvoress asked for a count and made the call to put Schwaederle at risk.
Cedric Schwaederle: A♦K♣
Daniel Dvoress: A♣Q♥
Schwaederle was dominating Dvoress, but the 6♣Q♠8♦ flop reversed the situation. No help arrived for Schwaederle on the 5♥6♠ runout and he graciously took his leave in seventh place.
Martin Kabrhel opened to 425,000 with 10♣10♦ in the hijack and Niklas Astedt defended his big blind holding 7♣2♣.
Astedt checked the 6♣5♣K♥ flop and called when Kabrhel continued for 400,000. Astedt then led out for 700,000 on the 8♦ turn and Kabrhel made the call.
Astedt gave up on the 3♠ river, mucking after Kabrhel fired 1,100,000 into the middle.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 400,000 from the cutoff with 10♣4♥, and received calls from Daniel Dvoress on the button with 9♠9♣ and Gab Yong Kim in the big blind with 9♥8♠.
The 7♣Q♣5♦ was checked by all three players before the 7♥ turn was dealt. Kim checked again, but Kabrhel fired a bet of 500,000 chips this time. Dvoress stuck around with a call while Kim got out of the way after some thinking time.
The 4♠ river paired up Kabrhel, leading to a check from the Czech. Dvoress quickly checked behind and his pair of nines awarded him a nice pot.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 400,000 with Q♠5♥ in the small blind and was called by Daniel Dvoress in the big blind, holding K♠2♥.
Kabrhel continued for 500,000 on the K♥10♦2♠ flop and Dvoress smooth called with his two pair. Kabrhel then slowed down on the 3♠ turn with a check.
Dvoress took some time before sliding out a bet of 1,400,000, taking the pot down when Kabrhel quickly mucked.
Level: 24
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Michael Rocco limped his button with 6♥5♥ and Martin Kabrhel checked 7♦5♦ from the big blind. The pair then went on to check through the J♠4♠2♥ flop, as well as the J♦ turn.
The A♦ river completed the board and Kabrhel checked for a third time. Rocco then made the minimum bet of 160,000, after which Kabrhel responded with a raise to 360,000.
However, Rocco was a non-believer and put in a three-bet to 560,000. Kabrhel did not engage further and mucked his cards, awarding the pot to Rocco's six-high.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 320,000 from under the gun with K♣9♣, and Leonard Maue defended the big blind with A♥5♠.
The flop fanned out 7♠2♦10♥, and Maue checked to Kabrhel, who made a bet of 180,000. Maue gave it some thought but eventually folded.
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