Limit Hold'em
The action was discovered on a board of 
with Kai Hicks having checked into his opponent, Kao Saechao, who fired out a bet. After a brief pause, Hicks called.
The river was the 
and the action went the same way, check-bet-call, and both players tabled their hands. In the end, it was the 
for two pair aces and deuces of Saechao's that was victorious against the 
of Hicks'.
With that hand, Saechao chipped up to 1,780,000 while Hicks was left with just 75,000 chips. He was eliminated in 18th in his next blind and took home $5,255.
