. Alenius checked, Tam bet, and Alenius called. The turn was the 
, and again Alenius check-called Tam.
, and Alenius again checked in same fashion as he had on the previous streets. Tam touched his chips, but then looked at Alenius and decided to check behind. 
, but Alenius had 
for the rivered pair of aces. Alenius has inched back up to 920,000 to Tam's almost two million.
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and Tam led out. Barbieri raised, Tam three-bet, Barbieri four-bet and Tam called. The turn came the 
. Tam led out and Barbieri called all in for 15,000. 
and the ever-colorful "Sugar Bear" hit the rail in third place, leaving Tam and Tomas Alenius heads-up for the bracelet.
. Tam checked, Alenius bet, Tam check-raised, and Alenius called. The turn was the , and once again Tam checked, Alenius bet, Tam check-raised and Alenius called. and both checked. Tam showed 
for the flopped two pair, and Alenius 
. Tam is way up over 1.8 million now, Alenius down to 720,000, and Barbieri down to 290,000.
Level: 25
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, taking some time before making that last call. Tam turned over 
, and Alenius mucked.
, and Barbieri immediately bet. Tam called. The turn was the . Barbieri quickly tossed out chips to bet, Tam raised, and Barbieri again with zero hesitation three-bet. Tam called.. Barbieri put his last 40,000 in the middle, and as Tam called he asked "You got two pair?" "I do have two pair," said Barbieri, turning over 
. Tam showed his pocket kings and mucked. "That's the second time," he said, alluding to the earlier hand when Barbieri flopped a straight to crack Tam's kings.
