Zachary Smiley and David Lascar were all-in preflop, courtesy of a classic cooler. Lascar was the player at risk.
David Lascar: A♠A♥
Zachary Smiley; K♣K♦
The board ran out J♥9♥7♥4♥10♦, doubling Lascar up and leaving Smiley — who had just cracked aces the hand before — very short indeed.
The pot stood at approximately 86,000 as the board read 2♠7♥2♥10♠.
Conor Beresford bet out from the small blind for 45,000 and Fabian Quoss on the button called.
The river came 10♥ and the hand checked to a showdown.
Conor Beresford: A♣5♦
Fabian Quoss: A♠3♠
Both players held ace-high and were seemingly surprised the pot transpired to be a chop.
Niveau: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The middle position player raised to 5,000, the button called, as did Ren Lin in the big blind.
The flop came 7♦5♦4♣ and the hand checked through to the turn.
The 6♥ prompted Lin to take a stab at the pot for 7,000 and both his opponents folded.
The button raised to 7,000 and both blinds called. [Removed:564] was in the small, leaving himself just 6,000 behind.
The flop came 6♣J♦K♦. [Removed:565] checked and the big blind took the lead for 10,000. The button folded and [Removed:565] called off for his last 6,000.
[Removed:564]: J♣10♠
Big Blind: K♠7♣
The turn and river came the 2♦ and 10♦ respectively. [Removed:565] pulled ahead on the river securing himself a near triple up.
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Espen Jorstad went all in from the button, for 21,000 and was called in late position by Anton Lu, who covered.
Espen Jorstad: A♣10♦
Anton Lu : 6♥6♣
The board ran out 4♣Q♠7♥6♦Q♣ and Jorstad's brief appearance in this event came to an end.
Niveau: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
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