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. for a flopped full house.
and opened the betting with a raise to 300 from middle position. Action folded around to the button, who moved all in for his last 2,400. Mercier pursed his lips and flicked the calling chips into the pot, as his opponent tabled 
, racing with the pro for his tournament life.
. Safe until the final card, Mercier ended up sending a courtesy double up over to his opponent, seeming less than thrilled at the result. He still sits with around 17,000 chips.
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, but he saw he was drawing dead to Hansen's 
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before Hansen stacked his pile now worth 42,000.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
. A betting and raising battle broke out between the two men in the hand. In the end, the ill-fated player moved all in, and Jacques Zaicik made the call. With 40,000 chips in the middle of the table, the hands were turned over: 
. Lightning struck on the river though, as Zaicik found another to make the winning top set. The man he eliminated was beside himself with anger, shouting and gesturing violently, as he finally exited the room.
flop before the under-the-gun-player bet 350 once the had been dealt. This did not deter Minieri and the big blind player as they both called. , prompting the under-the-gun player to bet 600. Both players folded though and Minieri stated that he thought his opponent had ace-jack and that it was good. His opponent smiled and flipped over ace-eight.
