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Max Longwith shoved for 176,000 from the button and got called by Jim McClain from the big blind with . Longwith showed and couldn't improve his hand when the board ran out .
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We picked this hand up after a flop of when Brian McInnis pushed all in and got called by Tom Koral.
McInnis showed for a set while Koral was drawing thin with . The on the turn brought some outs, but the on the river didn't deliver and Koral's stack fell to 103,000 while McInnis doubled to 500,000.
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Walter Wright raised to 30,000 from early position and Ken Krouner pushed all in for 110,000 from the small blind. Wright made the quick call, showing while Krouner held .
A flop of provided no help, and the on the turn sealed the hand for Wright. When the hit the river, Krouner made his exit while Wright stacked up his chips, which now total 1.1 million.
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Sarang Ahuja Eliminated
On a flop of Jim McClain moved all in covering his opponent Sarang Ahuja who insta-called with , however McClain had flopped the nuts with his .
The turn was the and river the as the chip leader for most of Day 2 hits the rail as McClain moves up to 600,000 chips.
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Walter Wright is having a good day so far after just eliminating another opponent. This time his were too good for the of James Passavant. All the chips were in preflop with the board running out .
Passavant busts as Wright moves up to 975,000 chips.
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Jeremy Joseph raised to 35,000 from the small blind and Justin Kuzmicki re-raised all in for 105,000 from the big blind. Kam Low, who had limped into the pot from middle position, made the call, as did Joseph who checked a flop of .
When Low pushed all in, Joseph folded and Kuzmicki asked Low if he had a pair. Low showed for top pair, top kicker, out-flopping Kuzmicki's . The and provided no help for Kuzmicki, while Low is now just shy of 1 million chips.
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Jacob Kalb has just taken a dent to his big stack after doubling up Robert Fett.
Kalb opened with a raise from early position to 30,000, getting one caller, before Robert Fett squeezed all in for his 165,000 chips. Kalb called as the third player stepped aside.
Kalb:
Fett:
The flop was all Fett when it arrived . The turn was the and Kalb clapped his hands in delight thinking that his straight was good, but it gave Fett an unbeatable full house.
The river landed the and Fett more than doubles up.