On the flop , Andrew King fired 500,000 and was called by Johnny Hansen before both players checked the on the turn. The fell on the river and Hansen's bet of 575,000 was snap-called to see his end up second-best to King's for a straight.
Mateusz Dziewonski had turned a full house with on the board , however Andrew King didn't lost any more chips with the .
Soon after, King raised to 350,000 and Johnny Hansen three-bet to 1,000,000 before King shoved for 5,005,000. Hansen held an ace with the , but made the correct laydown as his opponent held the .
Unfortunately the technical bug has caught up again and there have been some issues with the stream. This should hopefully be fixed soon though and there were no huge hands in the meanwhile from what we can tell.
Johnny Hansen opened the action to 260,000 on the button with with Andrew King calling from the small blind with and Mateusz Dziewonski calling from the big blind with .
Flop:
King checks the flop, and Dziewonski bets 525,000 with his top pair. Hansen raises his open-ended straight draw to 1,330,000. King folds, and Dziewonski calls.
The on the turn gave Hansen draws to both the straight and flush. Hansen went all in for 3,575,000 chips, and Dziewonski went into the think tank before folding.
Andrew King raised to 350,000 and Johnny Hansen then three-bet to 960,000 from the big blind with the . King folded his Kc,6c] and then defended to a raise of Hansen with . The Dane had the and his top pair on the flop received no further chips after the continuation bet went through.
Johnny Hansen called a raise by Andrew King to see the flop , which both players checked. On the turn, King fired 400,000 with the and was check-called by Hansen with the . The on the river brought the fourth heart and Hansen used that to his advantage, taking down the pot with a bet of 425,000.
In the next hand, Hansen raised from the button and Mateusz Dziewonski called in the big blind. On the flop , the Pole check-raised to 850,000 with for the nut straight and Hansen gave up his after the continuation bet had failed.
, Andrew King fired 500,000 and was called by Johnny Hansen before both players checked the 
on the turn. The 
fell on the river and Hansen's bet of 575,000 was snap-called to see his 
end up second-best to King's 
for a straight.
on the board 
, however Andrew King didn't lost any more chips with the 
.
, but made the correct laydown as his opponent held the 
.
.
. The Dane had the 
received no further chips after the continuation bet went through.
, which both players checked. On the 
turn, King fired 400,000 with the 
, the Pole check-raised to 850,000 with 
for the nut straight and Hansen gave up his 
after the continuation bet had failed.