Sam Soverel raised to 11,000 from the hijack and Nikita Kuznetsov defended in the big blind.
The Q♦Q♠6♠ flop saw Kuznetsov play in flow. Soverel continued for 6,500 and Kuznetsov check-raised to 17,500. Soverel called.
The 2♠ turn checked through to the Q♥ on the river. Kuznetsov bet out for 16,000 and Soverel responded with a raise to 63,000. Kuznetsov used a time extension before laying down his hand.
The action was caught as Santhosh Suvarna, in the hijack, who just sat down with a fresh stack was making his was to the rail. The beneficiary of the pot was Leon Sturm, on the button. The full board read J♣10♥3♣J♦K♦ with the cards having been tabled:
Santhosh Suvarna: AxQx
Leon Sturm: K♥J♥
The dealer found the perfect river card to give Suvarna a straight while filling up Sturm's full house. This cooler sent Suvarna to an early exit.
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Christoph Vogelsang raised to 12,000 from middle position and was three-bet to 37,000 by Sam Soverel on the button. After the blinds folded, Vogelsang made the call.
Vogelsang checked the 10♠8♠J♦ flop and faced a bet of 56,000 from Soverel. Vogelsang didn't take long to fold his hand and forfeit the pot to Soverel.
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