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Level 9
: 600/1,200, 100 ante
The player in the cut-off opened with a bet, before Dinesh Alt called from the button, as the flop came down 
. As soon as the dealer had spread out the flop, a bet of 5,700 was bet into the middle. Alt made the call, as the 
was placed down on the turn. Another quick bet of 11,000 from the player in the cut-off didn’t worry Alt too much, as he counted out a raise combining an array of different valued chips, before sliding out 22,000. His opponent motioned to raise, after counting out his 5,000-chips, but opted to fold, as Alt moves back up to 85,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
85,000
-17,800
|
-17,800 |
, and Seal was met with a check. He then bet out 4,600 and was met with an almost instant raise to 11,200 in chips. Seal thought for over a minute, before making the call, as the 
fell on the turn. This time there was no checking, as the player in the big blind threw out 35,000. The bet almost had Seal covered, and after another lengthy thought process, he decided to muck his hand, relinquishing the pot.
flop as Jay Tan threw out a bet of 2,500. Troyanovskiy then raised it to 6,500 and was almost snap-called, as the 
came on the turn. Another check from Troyanovskiy prompted Tan to throw in 8,500, which was enough to take it down, as Troyanovskiy’s cards flew into the muck.
, Trung Tran led out for 6,700 from the big blind, sending his opponent on the button into the tank. A few minutes passed, before he reached for chips, and min-raised it to 13,400. Tran looked over at his opponent, and almost instantly threw out his own raise to 22,100. His opponent wasn’t too pleased, mucking his hand straight away.
for a bluff, as he smiled to himself, raking in the pot.
and 
, to see him out-flopped, and sent to the rail.
to see him move to11,400.
, and O’Rourke promptly threw his remaining chips into the middle, and was called, as both players tabled their cards.
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, the player in the small blind checked over to Errolyn Strang, who moved all in for her last 14,900 from the cut-off. Her opponent thought for a minute before making the call, as both players tabled their cards.
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