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with two opponents all in for their tournament lives against Joo.
for trip fives to the disgust of his opponents.
and river the 
to give Joo an unlikely pot and send his opponents crashing to the rail as he jumps up to 28,000 in chips.
flop. Saab check-raised to 1,100 but Tran was undeterred and called.
turn. The river came , bringing a bet of 1,600 from Saab. When Tran made the call, Saab quietly pushed both of his cards face-down into the muck. Tran showed 
for the winner.
, Wally Wenceslao fired out a bet of 1,500 and sent David "Chino" Rheem into the tank.
for a set! Rheem is still struggling with about 2,600 in chips.
, action checked to the cutoff, who bet 1,000. The button raised to 4,000. Gill, from the big blind, called the bet before the cutoff folded. Both players checked the 
river, with Gill turning over 
for the ace-high flush. His opponent quietly mucked, allowing Gill to rake a large pot.Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
. Rheem checked to his opponent, who fired 700 with Rheem flat-calling.
and both players checked. The river brought the 
and Rheem fired out 2,500 before his opponent raised it up big to 7,000 in total.
for a set of kings but his opponent flipped 
for a rivered set of aces! This setback leaves Rheem with only 2,700 in chips.
Carter Gill checked to his opponent in position who fired out a bet of 650. Gill then check-raised to 1,700 and his opponent made the call.
and both players checked. The river was the and Gill fired out 2,600. His opponent quipped "What, do you have aces?" before making the call.
for trips to take it down and jump out to about 14,000 chips.
