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when we arrived at the table. Arnett checked from the small blind, as did the big blind, and their other opponent fired out 725. Both players called, and the turn brought the 
. Arnett checked again, and the big blind bet 1,200. Their other opponent folded, but Arnett came along.
, and both players checked. Arnett tabled 
for trip queens, and her opponent mucked. After that pot, Arnett is back up over starting stack, sitting on 32,000.
board and was up against two opponents. Williams was first to act and checked. The player in the cutoff position then led for 1,525 and the other player involved in the hand folded from the button. Back on Williams and he would raise to 4,500. Williams' opponent opted to shove all in here, having Williams covered. Williams made an extremely quick call, holding 16,300 behind. At this point the two players turned their hands over.
completed the board on the river.
and Nguyen's early-positioned opponent bet 500. Nguyen raised to 1,025. A call was made and both players were granted access to the turn.
on fourth street saw a check from Nguyen's opponent and a bet of 1,775 from the jester. Nguyen's opponent took a minute or so before folding 
and Rosenkrantz had a decision to make. Instead of simply calling or folding Rosenkrantz raised and placed 3,200 in the middle. Rosenkrantz's opponent quickly called, and was sickened to see Rosenkrantz flip over 
for the straight. The early position player mucked and Rosenkrantz took down the pot.
when we arrived at the table. Raymond Rahme was heads up with the small blind, who fired out 525 into the pot. Rahme made the call, and the river was the 
for jack high, to which Rahme replied "Nothing?" He then flipped over 
