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Level 26
: 20,000/40,000, 5,000 ante
Julian Track raised to 105,000 from under-the gun+1 with 
and Max Silver three-bet to 265,000 from the cut-off with 
.
It passed back to Track, "I would never fold, but I would call," said Eugene Katchalov of Track's decision. But Track responded with a four-bet to 675,000 "It's a problematic four-bet," said Katchalov. "What do you do if you get five-bet, I prefer to play post-flop poker. He's playing his tens like they're aces."
Eventually though Silver laid it down and Track took the pot.
but he folded when Ka Kwan Lau moved all in for 1,100,000 with pocket jacks.
, Georgios Sotiropoulos called from the small blind with pocket sevens and Julian Track called from the big blind with 
.
, it checked to Nuutinen he continuation bet 140,000 and took the pot. "I don't like that," said Katchalov of Track's fold. If you're going to defend with that hand you can't give up on that board."
while Chidwick had some creativity up his sleeve as he had made it 225,000 with 
. Lau made the call and a flop appeared:
hit the turn but he had no way of knowing that of course. He did check call another 475,000 which made for a 1,200,000 pot going to the river.
gave Chidwick the flush and he shoved all in for 1.4 million effectively. Ka Kwan Lau had checked and needed some time to make his decision. He eventually folded after some minutes of thinking.
then from the cut-off Zdravko Duvnjak moved all-in for 1,005,000 with 
. "He's shoving over an early position open so it's a little bit risky but you need ace-jack or better and probably sixes or better to call," said Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov who's now in the commentary booth.
. Kings and jacks weren't direct outs anymore for Silver, but all the clubs in the deck would guarantee him the win in the hand and the first scalp of the day.
and not the 
.
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hit the turn. Lau didn't slow down he fired 210,000 into the pot and once again Silver called.
fell on the river, "he can certainly turn his queen into a bluff, but he does have reasonable showdown value," said Stapleton. Lau came out firing though, betting 380,000. "Looks like he's done a pretty good job of putting Max to a decision here, give Lau credit for being able to bet this," said Stapleton.