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, both Pan and Lancaster checked, Brown bet, Pan raised, Lancaster three-bet. Brown called for his last 28,000 and Pan called too.
, Pan check-called the bet of Lancaster.
and Pan checked for the last time. Lancaster bet again and Pan hesitated for a bit and then made the call. 
, Kyle Ray bet from the big blind position and John Racener made the call. The turn 
went check-check. 
and Ray bet. Racener went deep into the tank and ended up folding his hand after the clock had been called on him.
flop and the 
on the turn to the 
on the river. Robinson checked and Helppi bet. Robinson tanked for a bit but opted to fold in the end.
flop to the 
on the turn. Arieh then check-folded to the bet of Robinson.
, had the best starting hand against 
. 
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, Hang checked again, Arieh bet and Hang raised which Arieh called.
and Elezra check-raised a bet from Pan. The latter called. On the turn 
and river 
on the turn and the 
