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Bruno Jais has taken down the largest pot of the tournament so far, and with it moved into second place in the chip counts.
The Frenchman raised to 165,000 from early position and was only called by Vadzim Kursevich in the cut-off. The flop came and Jais gave up the initiative by check-calling a 180,000 bet. The river came a dangerous looking and yest again Jais checked. Kursevich upped the ante with a 450,000 but his opponent wasn't to be shifted and called again. The last card was the and both players checked.
Jais opponent and took the pot as Kursevich mucked.
Mick Graydon came into today as the short stack and the only way to change that fact is to gain chips. He had little choice, with the size of his stack, to commit them all when he moved.
Twice he's had his stack in so far, and twice the shove has got through. The first time he three-bet all-in, and the second time he open shoved. He'll get called at some point but every little chip helps.
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and with the 
turn and 
river, Trong doubled up leaving Kursevich among the shorter stacks.
and Jais gave up the initiative by check-calling a 180,000 bet. The river came a dangerous looking 
and yest again Jais checked. Kursevich upped the ante with a 450,000 but his opponent wasn't to be shifted and called again. The last card was the 
and both players checked.
and took the pot as Kursevich mucked.