How Many Chips Does Jen Harman Have?
Harman: 
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Friedman: / 
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With a pile of chips scattered in front of her, Jen Harman and Adam Friedman got involved in a pot.
Harman completed, and Friedman called.
On fourth street, Harman saw her card. "I'm gonna go ahead and bet," she said. She did, and Friedman called. "I'm gonna go ahead and check," Harman said on fifth street. Friedman then bet, and Harman called. She checked again on sixth, and Friedman bet again. Harman called once more. After a check on seventh, Friedman bet again. Harman called.
Friedman showed 
for a low and ace-queen high. Harman showed 
for a pair of sevens, and that was enough to earn her half the pot.
"How much are you playing, Jen?" Jason Mercier asked.
"I bet you've got at least 50 percent more than starting stack," said Chris Klodnicki, who had just been moved to the table.
"What do you have, like a hundred?" Kassela asked.
Everyone wagered guesses about Harman's stack.
"I'm willing to take 60 to 100 against the field," Mercier said, laughing.
"I don't know how many pinks she has down there," Kassela said.
Harman then pulled out six pink chips and laid them in front of her pile. "I've got the same! Still six," she said.
After a rough count of her pile, she appeared to have just a bit over 60,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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60,500
38,500
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38,500 |
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38,000
3,000
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3,000 |
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