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Less than 12 hours after getting the best of a 139-player field to take down Event #1 of the 2015 Western New York Poker Challenge and collect $6,285 in first-place prize money, Jerry Calvaneso is back for more.
He joined the field here in Event #2 within the last few minutes and is already building a stack.
Calvaneso limped from late position and was joined by the player to his left before the button made it 450. Calvaneso called, as did his neighbor and they went three-handed to an flop.
Calvaneso and the third player in the hand checked before the button made it 900. Only Calvaneso called and was joined by his heads-up opponent in checking the turn. The river came the and both players checked again with Calvaneso showing a turned flush holding .
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, Chen and his heads-up opponent got it all in after a series of raises on the river.
for the boat, but Chen held the yacht felting 
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and catching nines full of tens and crack an unlucky opponent's big slick.
flop.
turn. The river came the 
and both players checked again with Calvaneso showing a turned flush holding 
and Calvaneso scooped the pot.
