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. The action checked around and the 
hit the turn. The action checked around again and the 
came off on the river.
for the flopped full house and her opponent mucked. She now commands a stack of about 45,000.
. The EP player checked, the LP player bet 1,000 and the EP player folded. Einiger's 
could not outrun his opponent's 
on the turn or river and he was eliminated.
, an opponent checked and he bet. The opponent called. The turn was 
and the opponent bet. Madsen raised and the opponent called. The river was and the opponent bet 5,000 into a 20,000 pot. Madsen called. Madsen turned over 
and the opponent had 
for a busted straight. Madsen has chipped up to 55,000.
and an early-position player led at the pot for 3,000. The middle-position player flat-called before Butler raised it up to 13,000. The EP player then reraised all in for 13,500 in total, and the action was with the MP player. He asked Butler how many chips he had behind and after discovering he had another 7,700 left, he decided to also move all in! Butler quipped "You have quad sixes, huh?" before making the call.
for a flopped boat to hold the lead over the 
and 
of his opponents.
to make the middle-position player a smaller full house, but the 
on the river gave Butler a monsterous pot to jump up to 63,000 chips.
, a player under the gun checks. Ut Nguyen bets 1,500 in late position. The hijack calls. The button raises all in to 5,700 and UTG folds. Ut calls and the hijack calls.
and everyone checks.
, the hijack shows 
and the button shows for three busted flush draws. The rivered king is good for the hijack and Ut is down to 14,000. If another spade had hit, there might have been trouble.
Joe Reitman checked the action to his opponent Raj Vohra who fired out 10,000 chips. Reitman made the call for his tournament life and tabled 
, but found himself up against the dominant of Vohra.
and the big blind check-raised to 2,500. Medic raised to 6,000 and the big blind moved all in, having Medic covered.
and the small blind bets 1,100. Griffin raises all in to 3,325. The small blind folds 
face up and Griffin climbs back to 6,500.
, Matt Graham led out for 725 from late position. His only opponent, playing from the button, put in a raise to 2,200. Graham reraised to 5,200 and the button pushed all in. Graham made the call and the players showed: 
, but the river was the giving Graham the flush and the win. He is now back to his starting stack of 20,000 chips.
