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and Ron Long completes with 
.
and Klausen calls with 
.
and Klausen raises nearly all in with 
. Long re-raises the rest of the way and Klausen calls.
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, then raised after Klausen completed the . Klausen made the call and bet out when he picked up the 
on fourth street to Hughes' . Hughes called.
for a nice low board and Klausen bricked with the 
. Klausen check-called Hughes' bet. Things got worse for Klausen on sixth street -- his to Hughes' . Klausen finally decided he had enough and check-folded. 
underneath for a pair of deuces, a 7-6 low, and an open-ended straight draw. He now has over 900,000 in chips.
and Jonas Klausen completes with 
.
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(muck)Level: 21
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
and Tim D'Alessandro reraises with 
. Hunt raises again and D'Alessandro caps it. Hunt calls.
and D'Alessandro raises . Hunt calls. and D'Alessandro calls all in with .
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on sixth, he pumps his fist. "Oh yeahhh!" The full house over full house ends D'Alessandro's day. Jonas Klausen claimed he folded A-K, so there were only two outs that Hunt could have hit.
, Long just called with the 
. Alessio Isaia completed the 
, Hughes called, and then Long raised. Pretty much everyone in a three-county radius thought that Long was rolled up. The three players went to sixth street, where Isaia dropped out. On the river, the boards were: 
in the hole for an 8-7 low and an eight-high flush. Long opened 
in the hole for a queen-high flush. They chopped the pot.
on third street and Ryan Hughges reraises. Klausen calls. and Hughes bets 
. Klausen calls. and Hughes calls . and Hughes calls .
and Klausen mucks.
