Danny Tang Wins with Second Pair

Danny Tang raised to 4,500 in the cutoff and both Christoph Vogelsang and Ali Imsirovic called from the button and big blind respectively. The [2h8cThAd3d] board checked through to the river where Imsirovic tabled his [7h7d] only to be beat out by Tang's [JcTs].

Danny Tang Takes it on the Turn

Erik Seidel raised to 5,000 in the cutoff and both Danny Tang and Christoph Vogelsang called out of the blinds. The [3cQh6s] flop checked through to reveal the [4s] on the turn. Tang bet out 11,500 and both Vogelsang and Tang folded.

Christoph Vogelsang vs. Richard Yong

On a board of [2h8dAh3s6s] with around 60,000 in the middle, Richard Yong checked from the small blind to Christoph Vogelsang under the gun who bet 44,000. Yong called, and when Vogelsang tabled his [AdQs] for top pair, Yong folded.

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Christoph Vogelsang was all-in and at risk with [6h6d] and Ali Imsirovic was his would-be conqueror with [Ks7h]. The flop of [7c2d7d] saw the Bosnian take the lead in dramatic fashion, as he flopped trips. The [2s] turn confirmed we were donw to heads-up, the inconsequential [Qs] on the river landing as