Level 7
: 400/800, 100 ante
A player opened from middle position to 2,000 and the hijack called, as did Cary Katz from the big blind.
Katz checked on the 
flop and the initial raiser bet 3,000. The player in the hijack was out, but Katz called to see the 
turn roll off the deck. Katz chose to lead out on the turn by betting 6,400 and he got a call.
The 
river card completed the board and Katz threw one orange chip in for a 5,000 bet. His opponent called but mucked his hand when Katz showed 
for a rivered straight.
Another player at the table told Katz that he has a read on him. "You only play aces and five-four" and Katz started laughing.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
98,500
56,500
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56,500 |
|
||
and Dodd check-called a bet of 1,200 from Seiver. The 
paired the board on the turn and Dodd checked to Seiver again who bet 3,300. Dodd continued to call and the 
for trip jacks and Seiver's cards went flying to the muck.
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for just a pair of eights. Hicks turned over the 
and collected the pot.
, Timothy Lau bet 50,000 and his sole remaining opponent gave it some thought before making the call. Lau, who only had some 40,000 behind, turned over the 
board. His opponent checked and Bjorin bet 4,000. HIs opponent called.
of his opponent.
. Choi checked and Daniels continued for 14,200 only to be met with a check-raise to 29,000 by Choi. Daniels quickly moved all in and Choi folded.
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, Knoppers check-called the 2,100 continuation-bet of Ho.
