On the tail end of a smaller three-way pot and the completed board showing , it was Adam Owen who bet 11,000. Chris Brewer called in the cutoff and Joao Vieira also called on the button.
Owen revealed the for jacks and sixes, which beat Brewer's holdings as he mucked. However, Vieira had the best hand in and dragged in yet another pot.
Three Ways to the flop, Chance Kornuth checked from under the gun and Moshe Gabay bet for 7,000 in the cutoff. Stephen Chidwick called on the button and Kornuth folded.
The followed on the turn and Gabay bet 25,000 for Chidwick to fold.
Picking up the action on the turn, Joao Vieira bet 38,000 on the button. Adam Owen gave it some thought and then check-called. The on the river was checked through and Owen tabled the for the nuts. Vieira mucked briefly and the pot was then sent to Owen.
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In the first hand coming back from the break, Chris Brewer pushed for 34,500 from under the gun. Thomas Kysar asked for a count and folded while Adam Owen on the button instantly called.
Chris Brewer:
Adam Owen:
Thanks to the board of , Brewer made a ten-high straight and secured the double up.
In the last hand prior to the redraw, the flop showed and the action checked to Adam Owen in the cutoff. He bet 22,000 and Chris Brewer then jammed for 59,000 on the button. Joao Vieira called and Owen reluctantly called as well.
The two active players checked down the turn and river. Brewer tabled the for a straight, which earned a triple up as Vieira with the and Owen with the were unable to beat that.
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, it was Adam Owen who bet 11,000. Chris Brewer called in the cutoff and Joao Vieira also called on the button.
for jacks and sixes, which beat Brewer's holdings as he mucked. However, Vieira had the best hand in 
and dragged in yet another pot.
flop, Chance Kornuth checked from under the gun and Moshe Gabay bet for 7,000 in the cutoff. Stephen Chidwick called on the button and Kornuth folded.
turn, Joao Vieira bet 38,000 on the button. Adam Owen gave it some thought and then check-called. The 
on the river was checked through and Owen tabled the 
briefly and the pot was then sent to Owen.
and Owen with the 