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Tom Koral - 8th PlaceHand #14 - Ty Reiman
Aage Ravn has the button in Seat 3. Benjamin Zamani limps in from early position and Ty Reiman limps behind. Action folds around to Tom Koral in the small blind. He raises to 550,000. Harrison Gimbel folds out of the big blind, Zamani mucks and then Reiman tanks. After a little while, Reiman makes a reraise to 1.320 million. Koral moves all in for 4.480 million and Reiman calls.
Reiman rolls over and Koral holds . Yesterday, Reiman was the one holding pocket queens against John Duthie's aces and was able to come from behind to claim the massive pot.
The flop is clean for Reiman when it lands . The turn card brings some scary paint when the falls. The river card produces some more paint with the , but not the paint Koral needs.
Koral finishes in 8th place, earning $201,300 for his efforts. Reiman moves up to over 15 million and controls the largest stack at the table.
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Action folds around the table to Ryan D'Angelo on the button who opens with a raise to 220,000. Tom Koral makes the call from the big blind and the two see a flop of .
Koral checks to D'Angelo who fires a continuation bet of 225,000. Koral makes the call.
The turn brings the and both players check, sending the action to the river -- .
Two more checks prompts an early showdown and Koral tables for a pair of jacks, which claims in the pot. D'Angelo flashed before mucking his cards.
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Ty Reiman has the button in Seat 8. Action passes to Tom Koral in early position who opens with a 250,000 raise. When the action reaches Reiman on the button, he three-bets to 655,000. Koral lays it down and Reiman rakes in the pot.
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Harrison Gimbel - 10,200,000
Ty Reiman - 10,050,000
Barry Shulman - 6,945,000
Ryan D'Angelo - 5,395,000
Tom Koral - 4,745,000
Benjamin Zamani - 4,450,000
Aage Ravn - 1,860,000
Zachary Goldberg - 1,700,000
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Barry Shulman has the button in Seat 6. First to act, Zachary Goldberg opens with a raise to 250,000. The action then falls on Ryan D'Angelo who three-bets to 555,000. Play folds around the table to Goldberg who lays it down, giving the pot to D'Angelo.
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Harrison Gimbel has the button in Seat 5. Ty Reiman is first to act and raises to 250,000. Everyone folds and Reiman scoops the blinds and antes.
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Tom Koral has the button in Seat 4. Benjamin Zamani is first to act and he leads out with a 200,000 bet. Barry Shulman is the lone caller and the two see a flop.
Both players check the flop and see the come on the turn. Shulman checks, Zamani fires what looks like a 200,000 bet prompting Shulman to lay down his hand, surrendering the pot to Zamani.
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Gimbel all inHand #6 - Harrison Gimbel
Aage Ravn has the button in Seat 3 and action folds over to Ryan D'Angelo who raises to 220,000. Harrison Gimbel reraises to 650,000 from the big blind. D'Angelo asks for a count on Gimbel's stack and then four-bets to 1.3 million. Gimbel moves all in and D'Angelo calls. It's showdown time.
Gimbel rolls over while D'Angelo holds . We've got our first all-in situation and it's going to be a flip.
The flop is dealt and Gimbel's supporters cheer. The turn card brings the , keeping Gimbel ahead. The final card to hit the board is the and Gimbel goes on to make a full house and double up through the start-of-the-day chip leader.
Gimbel was all in for 5.085 million and now has over 10 million in chips. D'Angelo lost about half of his stack.
and Koral holds 
. Yesterday, Reiman was the one holding pocket queens against John Duthie's aces and was able to come from behind to claim the massive pot.
. The turn card brings some scary paint when the 
falls. The river card produces some more paint with the 
, but not the paint Koral needs.![[user38449]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
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and both players check, sending the action to the river -- 
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before mucking his cards.
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flop. 
while D'Angelo holds 
and Gimbel's supporters cheer. The turn card brings the