Brown Laydown

Quite a few battles have been sparked blind-on-blind - this time Jamie Brown and Luke Trotman saw a flop of Js-2s-3d (unraised). The both checked. On the 7c turn, Brown bet out 40k, called.
The river was the Qd. Now Brown bet out 100k, but after a long think Trotman made it 270k. A very deep think later and Brown passed - flipping J-3!

Next time something big happened it was Sam Oatley raising pre, getting two callers, but just moving all in on the 2s-6h-Jh flop immediately when it checked to him. The others didn't even think about it, just released.

Then button Luke Trotman made it 75k to go, re-raised by small blind Martin Silke. He called the 215k total bet to see a Ah-Kh-9h flop. Silke instantly bet out 100k. Trotman slowly, neatly counted out 500k, but in the end only called. The turn, the Jd, was checked by both. The river was the 3d. Silke checked again, staring all the while at Trotman, who dwelled up for ages before wussing out of betting and showing Td-Th. Silke's Kd-Qs was good.