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We lost another player after John O'Brien ran into Brendan Taylor's pocket aces.
The board was and with most of his chips in the pot O'Brien went all in and was called by Taylor. When Taylor turned his O'Brien knew his needed running kings to snap the aces, but was not able to get there. The turn and river were blanks and O'Brien left us in 13th place.
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Vinny Vinh is virtually crippled after getting caught on a bluff by Jimmy Schultz. It was three bets to go and three players were involved: Vinny Vinh, Jimmy Schultz and Steve Shkolnik
The flop came and Vinh fired out of the small blind. He was called by Schultz and Shkolnik laid his hand down.
The turn flipped the and again Vinh didn't hesitate, firing a bet of 20,000. After some thought Schultz called.
The final card was the and Vinh quickly fired another 20,000 into the pot. Schultz looked him down and made the call.
Vinh turned over and Schultz smiled as he turned to take down the pot worth 190,000 and further his chip lead on the field.
[user76079]
Brendan Taylor came back as our short stack but has managed to double-up through John O'Brien. A series of raises and reraises preflop saw Taylor all in with . He had O'Brien's dominated and the two-outer failed to appear.
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Markus Golser took another chunk of chips off of John O'Brien in the last hand before the break. Both flopped sets, but Golser's set of nines was better than O'Brien's set of eights.
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Steve Shklonik was in dire need of some help from the deck when he raised from the cutoff preflop. He was reraised and called by Zac Fellows and Christoph Niesert.
The flop came , and with Shklonik all in, Fellows tried to build a side pot. Niesert opted out and folded, and the cards were tabled. Fellows turned pocket fives and Shkolnik gladly turned his pocket eights.
The board failed to help Fellows, as the turn brought the and the river .
[user76079]
Jimmy Shultz was under the gun and raised it up and only found a caller from Vinny Vinh in the big blind. The flop came down:
Vinh checked to see Shultz bet 8,000 before he raised to 16,000. The raising didn't stop there, as Vinh made it 24,000 and Shultz then made it 36,000. Vinh made the call so we headed to the turn:
Vinh check-raised Shultz's 16,000 bet up to 32,000. Shultz called. The river came:
Vinh had already placed a 16,000 bet out there and Shultz obliged by calling.
Vinh flipped over but was cruely conterfeited by Shultz's .
A disgruntled Vinh shook his head then spread his remaining chips around in front of him. He is now down to around 145,000.