Warwick Mirzikinian limped blind on the button and Aubin Cazals checked his option.
The flop fell and Cazals led out 20,000. A call from Mirzikinian landed the on the turn which Cazals bet 55,000 at. Another call from Mirzikinian delivered the river. Cazals took his time before betting 65,000, quickly getting called by Mirzikinian.
Aubin Cazals had the button and opened to 25,000. Warwick Mirzikinian called. The flop fell , and both players checked.
The turn was another heart - the - and the two checked again. The completed the board and Mirzikinian fired 10,000. Cazals folded, and Mirzikinian raked in the pot.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped blind on the button and Aubin Cazals checked his option.
The flop came down and Cazals led out 10,000. Mirzikinian called to see the turn. Cazals bet 40,000 this time, Mirzikinian called, and the landed on the river. Cazals wasn't done firing as he made it a hefty 140,000. For the first time in quite a while, Mirzikinian appeared uncomfortable before sliding in the chips to call.
Cazals tabled for a straight, besting Mirzikinian's to win the pot.
That was the last hand of the level and the players are on their break.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped the button, and Aubin Cazals checked. The flop fell , Cazals led for 12,000, and Mirzikinian called.
The turned, and Cazals led for 20,000. Mirzikinian called. The completed the board, and Cazals slowed down, checking to Mirzikinian who checked behind.
Cazals tabled for a pair of fives, and raked in the pot.
Aubin Cazals opened to 20,000 on the button and Warwick Mirzikinian called from the big blind.
The flop came down and Mirzikinian check-called 20,000 from Cazals. It was more of the same on the turn as Mirzikinian check-called 35,000 to see the river. Mirzikinian checked again, leading to a bet of 52,000 by Cazals. There would be no check-call this time, though, as Mirzikinian put in a check-raise to 152,000.
Cazals folded immediately, giving the pot to Mirzikinian.
Just after winning about 80,000 from his opponent, Aubin Calzals took a bit of a hit.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped blind on the button and Cazals raised to 23,000 from the big blind. Mirzikinian re-raised to 75,000 after a quick look at his cards, Cazals called, and the flop fell .
Both checked the turn and when the hit the river, Cazals bet 60,000. Mirzikinian called with , besting the of Cazals.
Warwick Mirzikinian limped blind on the button and Aubin Cazals checked his option.
The flop came down and Cazals checked. Mirzikinian bet 12,000, Cazals popped it to 30,000, and Mirzikinian called to see the turn. Both checked through to the river where they each checked again.
Cazals tabled for queen high, but Mirzikinian turned over for ace high.
and Cazals led out 20,000. A call from Mirzikinian landed the 
on the turn which Cazals bet 55,000 at. Another call from Mirzikinian delivered the 
river. Cazals took his time before betting 65,000, quickly getting called by Mirzikinian.
for two pair to win the pot.
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, and both players checked.
- and the two checked again. The 
completed the board and Mirzikinian fired 10,000. Cazals folded, and Mirzikinian raked in the pot.
and Cazals led out 10,000. Mirzikinian called to see the 
turn. Cazals bet 40,000 this time, Mirzikinian called, and the 
landed on the river. Cazals wasn't done firing as he made it a hefty 140,000. For the first time in quite a while, Mirzikinian appeared uncomfortable before sliding in the chips to call.
to win the pot.
turned, and Cazals led for 20,000. Mirzikinian called. The 
completed the board, and Cazals slowed down, checking to Mirzikinian who checked behind.
hit the river, Cazals bet 60,000. Mirzikinian called with 
, besting the 
of Cazals.
, and Lemaire led for 52,000. Cheong called.
completed the board, and Lemaire led again - this time for 55,000. Cheong called.
for ace-high, but Cheong had 
for a pair of threes.