Action was on the turn as the board read 
. Kao "Flexx" Saechao bet 15,000. Jeremy Barron raised all in for 62,300. Saechao thought for a few seconds before he called.
Jeremy Barron: 
Kao "Flexx" Saechao: 
Saechao pleaded for no ten and turned his head as the dealer peeled the 
so Saechao could look again and take in the pot.
With some 35,000 in the middle and the turn showing 
, Jason Cohen moved all-in for 28,900 from an early posiion and that sent Lucio Procopio into the tank. The call eventually followed and the cards were turned over.
Jason Cohen: 
Lucio Procopio: 
The 
river changed nothing anymore and Procopio claimed the pot to further build his already decent stack.
After the player from middle position limped in, Brock Wilson raised to 1,000 from the hijack and Conrad de Armas three-bet to 4,000 from the cutoff.
Only Wilson called and the two went heads-up to the 
flop.
Wilson check-called the 2,000 bet from De Armas and the turn was checked by both players to the river.
Wilson led out for 12,000 and Conrad De Armas quickly called bringing action to showdown.
Wilson tabled 
for nines and sixes but it was no good as De Armas showed 
to win the pot.
Three players, including Yuval Bronshtein in the hijack and Mark Gunterman from under the gun, saw a flop of 
. Brohshtein bet 10,000, a player on the button called, and Gunterman raised all in for 36,000.
Bronshtein called after some thought and the button folded, later claiming he had pocket jacks. Gunterman had but was well behind the 
of Bronshtein.
Gunterman got no help on the 
turn and was left with two outs heading to the river. He got one of them with the for a set and the fortunate double up.
"It happens," Bronshtein said, taking the bad beat in stride.
Noam Muallem, wearing a furry panda hat, bet 2,000 on the river 
with 6,000 already in the middle.
Kristy Duong tanked for a moment before making the call.
"No quads this time," said Muallem.
Muallem turned over 
for jacks and eights and Duong mucked.
"You call me with ace-high," asked Muallem? "You're paying me what you owe me for the quads."
Muallem is sitting comfortably on more than 80,000, and his head is no doubt comfortable too with his panda hat.
With 4,800 in a four-way pot and 
on the board, Michael Kenny bet 3,200 from the big blind. All three players called.
The turn was 
. Kenny continued for 6,000 and all three players called once again.
The river was . Kenny checked and the under-the-gun player checked behind, along with a player in the cutoff. The button bet 8,000 and Kenny snap-called. The player under the gun folded and the cutoff called.
The button turned over 
for a pair of sixes. The cutoff had for a pair of eights and Kenny turned over to take the pot with a pair of nines.
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Frank Dedato raised from under the gun to 1,500. It folded to Ernest Hou in middle position and he put in a three-bet to 4,000. The action made it's way back to Dedato who made the call.
It went heads-up to a flop that read 
. Dedato check-called his opponent's continuation bet of 6,000.
On the turn, Dedato checked the 
. His opponent bet 8,000 then he put in a raise to 28,000. His opponent tanked for a minute before releasing his hand.
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