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was going to need to catch up. He didn't the board blanked 
turn and 
river.
was met with a min-raise and after making the call and hitting a queen-high flop, he was forced to fold after meeting more resistance. His opponent flashed pocket aces.
flop was not what he wanted to see and he was forced to release as his opponent moved all in.
flop and his opponent fired 3,000. Karamalikis made the check-call. The turn was the 
with Karamalikis once again check-calling a 3,000 chip bet from the opponent. The river was the 
with Karamalikis firing 7,500 and the opponent calling.
, his opponent had him beat though with 
for top two pair.
flop.
saw Kaselias fire out 8,000 and Bernard moved all in for 8,000 more. Kaselias laid his hand down.
and Bernard rolled over 
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but it was followed by the 
and 
that hit Bernard. The hit the turn to improve Bernard to two pair and the river blanked the .
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which was almost the worst hand he could show his desperate opponent who revealed 
. and river the 
and Thomas recovers some chips to jump to 30,000.
into the of David Gorr. into the of Claude Hatchadurian preflop.
gave Hawker an open-ended straight draw, and left each player cheering the reverse card of the one they were looking for preflop. turn took away Hawker's broadway straight outs, but he could still hit the lower end straight, as well as a boat with a . blanked the river leaving him with just 18,000. Hatchadurian moves over 75,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
and the three live players checked it around before the 
hit the turn. fell on the river. Both checked and the cards were revealed. Topakas couldn't beat his opponent's pocket kings as the side pot was shipped when then other all-in player could only muster pocket jacks. Meanwhile the main pot went the way of the UTG-player who more than quadrupled up with his !
