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Level 5
: 200/400, 50 ante
It looks like Vanessa Peng was the preflop raiser from under the gun, but we only joined the three-way flop as the dealer was spreading out 
. Peng's continuation bet of 2,200 got her heads-up with one opponent, but he'd end up being a pest for the remainder of the hand. Peng check-called a bet of 3,500 from the gentleman after the 
turn, and he bet another 5,000 following the 
river. Peng didn't like it, but she flicked the single calling chip into the pot.
The gentleman showed 
for top two pair, and Peng silently mucked, dropping back under starting stack to about 24,000.
, the player in the small blind checked, and Keller continued for 1,700. Only the player on the button called.
turned, and the river was the 
. Keller checked, and his opponent tossed out 3,900. Keller tank-folded, and saw his stack drop to 62,000 chips.
and Mueller doubled to just over 6,000. As the hand was being played out the ESPN camera swarmed his table. "That double up ended up costing me money, I'm still getting a massage," Mueller said.
flop. The turn came a red 
, and Mr. Opponent fired out with a big bet of 10,000. Suied raised all in for the ~20,000 effective chips his opponent had left, and the call came quickly.
already had him drawing dead to a chop. The river was a blank, though, and Suied is up over 80,000 after sending another player to the exit.
board, we watched Andrew Chen flat-call a bet of 2,400 from the small blind. The river was the 
, and that pot moves him up to 133,000 as his steady push through Day 1d continues.
laid out in the middle, two players checked to Grant Hinkle. Hinkle bet 800 and the first player, a woman, check-raised to 2,100. The next player folded and Hinkle called.
and the woman bet 5,000. Hinkle folded and gave up the pot.