After a limp by Guillaume Pley from the hijack, the small blind called and Thomas Sacquet in the big blind checked his option.
The small blind checked the 2♣K♥K♦ flop, but Sacquet led out for 700. Pley called while the small blind fold.
Both Sacquet and Pley checked the Q♦ turn leading to the 9♥ river where Sacquet bet 600 with 9♣2♥ for two pair. Pley quickly called with A♣J♦ and lost the pot.
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Florian Delabriere raised to 1,800 from under the gun, Zoltan Szarka three-bet to 5,200 from the hijack and Delabriere called.
The K♦J♥7♣ flop saw Delabriere check-call a bet of 3,500 from Szarka.
The 5♣ turn saw Delabriere play in flow. Szarka sized up to 13,000 and Delabriere went deep into the tank, thinking for some time before tossing his cards into the muck.
Remi Poilblanc raised to 2,000 from under the gun, Hugo Le Floch three-bet to 6,400 from the small blind and Yann Muller, in the big blind, cold called. Poilblanc also elected to see three.
The K♣10♦K♠ flop saw Le Floch continue for 5,000. Muller called and Poilblanc folded.
The Q♠ turn slowed down Le Floch as he checked and then called a bet of 15,000 from Muller.
The 10♠ river paired the board. Le Floch checked and Muller checked back. Le Floch seemed visibly disappointed that Muller elected to bet, revealing he held A♣K♦ for a full house.
