Hand #255: Steven Morris wins the pot after he raised the button with .
Hand #256: Hindocha called for 30,000 on the button with and Morris checked his option with . After both checked the flop of , Morris bet on the turn and Hindocha folded.
Hand #257: Morris raised the button with to 140,000 and Hindocha called with .
The flop came and Morris bet 165,000 after Hindocha checked to him. Hindocha decided he didn't want to see the turn and folded.
Hand #258: Hindocha raised the button with and Morris moved all in with which was enough to win the pot.
Hand #259: On the button Morris called with and Hindocha checked with . The board came and both players checked to showdown after the irrelevant river with Morris taking the pot.
Hand #250: Hindocha raised to 125,000 with . Morris called with . Morris check-folded to a bet of 100,000 on a flop.
Hand #251: Morris raised to 140,000 with and Hindocha three-bet to 525,000 with . Morris folded.
Hand #252: Hindocha limped with and Morris checked . Morris check-called a bet of 100,000 on the flop and the turn was the . Both players checked the turn and the river and Morris won the pot with top pair.
Hand #253: Morris limped with on the button and Hindocha checked in the big blind. The flop came and Hindocha check-folded to a bet of 70,000.
Hand #254: Hindocha limped with and Morris checked in the big blind. The flop was [Morris check-folded to a bet on the flop.
Hand #243: Nishid Hindocha raised to 125,000 with on the button and Morris three-bet to 345,000 from the big blind with . On the flop Morris bet 260,000 and Nishid Hindocha folded.
Morris is now chip leader with 2.6m.
Hand #244: Morris raised to 125,000 with and Hindocha called with . Both players checked the flop and when the fell on the turn Morris bet 225,000 before Hindocha let his hand go.
Hand #245: Hindocha called on the button with and Morris checked with . Hindocha bet 50,000 on the flop and Morris folded.
Hand #246: Morris raised to 125,000 with and Hindocha called with . The flop came and a continuation bet by Morris was enough for him to claim the pot.
Hand #247: A walk for Morris in the big blind with
Hand #242: Steven Morris moved all in with from the button for 995,000. Nishid Hindocha quickly called with .
There was a ten on the flop of giving Hindocha the lead. The on the turn meant it looked more and more likely that Hindocha would be our Super High Roller champion, but the on the river gave Morris a miracle set and doubled him up.
Hand #237: Nishid Hindocha raised to 125,000 with and Steven Morris three-bet all in with . Hindocha folded.
Hand #238: Hindocha received a walk.
Hand #239: Hindocha raised to 125,000 with and Morris defended his big blind with . The flop came and Morris check-called a bet of 85,000. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and both players checked allowing Hindocha to take down the pot.
Hand #240: Hindocha received a walk.
Hand #241: Hindocha raised to 125,000 with and took down the pot.
When the stream resumed, play had reached heads-up.
Hand #236: Steven Morris informed us that Xiaoyang Luo moved all in for around 15 big blinds with from the small blind and was called by Nishid Hindocha in the big blind with . The board bricked out king-high, meaning Luo was eliminated and Hindocha took a 2:1 chip lead into heads-up play.
Luo was eliminated in 3rd place and takes home ��32,000 for his efforts.
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and Morris checked his option with 
. After both checked the flop of 
, Morris bet on the 
turn and Hindocha folded. 
. 
and Morris bet 165,000 after Hindocha checked to him. Hindocha decided he didn't want to see the turn and folded. 
and Morris moved all in with 
which was enough to win the pot. 
and Hindocha checked with 
. The board came 
flop.
. Morris folded.
and Morris checked 
. Morris check-called a bet of 100,000 on the 
on the button and Morris three-bet to 345,000 from the big blind with 
flop Morris bet 260,000 and Nishid Hindocha folded. 
flop and Morris folded. 
and a continuation bet by Morris was enough for him to claim the pot. 
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on the turn meant it looked more and more likely that Hindocha would be our Super High Roller champion, but the 
on the river gave Morris a miracle set and doubled him up.
and took down the pot.
