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Adam White raised to 90,000 from middle position and Ken Smith called from the button. The flop was . White checked, Smith bet 300,000, White immediately went all in and Smith immediately called. White turned over for two pair, but Smith had for top set. The turn was the , the river was the , and Smith increased his stack to 2.8 million while White's fell to 475,000.
Matt Keikoan goes all in preflop for 520,000 and Senovio Ramirez III re-raises 200,000 more to isolate. It works, and he takes the side chips back. Keikoan has but Ramirez has . The board offers no help and Keikoan is out. Ramirez has 1,100,000.
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David Tran
David Tran raised to 90,000 from middle position. Jerry Yang, playing from the button, reraised to 290,000 and Tran made the call. The flop came down...
Tran checked and Yang pushed out 500,000. Tran pondered the call for upwards of five minutes before finally tossing it in. After the hand, Tran is down to 1,810,000 while Yang climbs to 4,600,000 chips.
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71st Place - Ed de Haas
The following nine players each earned $130,288:
64th - Julian Gardner
65th - Bjorn-Erik Glenne
66th - Ryan Lawrence
67th - Diego Cordovez
68th - Dennis Perry
69th - Brandon Adams
70th - Warren Karp
71st - Ed de Haas
72nd - Billy Willis
William Spadea raises to 140,000 in the small blind and Julian Gardner re-raises all in for 1,000,000 in the big blind. Spadea calls with and Gardner is behind with the . The board is not enough and Gardner is out. Spadea is up to 2,700,000.
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Bjorn-Erik Glenne
Glenne moved in with pocket Threes, Atlan called with , and when the flop paired Atlan it brought an end to Glenne's Main Event.
Bjorn-Erik Glenne was eliminated in 65th place, earning $130,288.
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John Spadavecchia moved all in for 355,000 from the small blind and Markus Gonsalves called from the big blind.
Spadavecchia
Gonsalves
The flop was , pairing Gonsalves' ace. The turn was the , giving Spadavecchia a gutshot straight draw and the on the river filled it, doubling Spadavecchia to 750,000.
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Gus Hansen
Gus Hansen, who is currently one of the shorter stack remaining in the field, has gone all in four of the last six hands he's been dealt. He hasn't yet been called, but if he continues at that pace, it may just be a matter of time until someone looks him up.
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. White checked, Smith bet 300,000, White immediately went all in and Smith immediately called. White turned over 
for two pair, but Smith had 
for top set. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
, and Smith increased his stack to 2.8 million while White's fell to 475,000.
and Gardner is behind with the 
. The board is not enough and Gardner is out. Spadea is up to 2,700,000.
, and when the 
, pairing Gonsalves' ace. The turn was the 
, giving Spadavecchia a gutshot straight draw and the 
on the river filled it, doubling Spadavecchia to 750,000.
