Level 7
: 400/800, 100 ante
Greg Raymer got all in on the flop heads up. He had a set of fours versus the club flush draw of his opponent. The turn brought the flush, but the river paired the board and Raymer earned the knockout.
He is now up more than 80,000 from his Day 2 starting stack.
Raymer won the Main Event in 2004 for $5,000,000 and has added another million in earnings since then with 35 WSOP cashes.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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190,000
85,000
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85,000 |
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, trailing Adams' 
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, giving Adams aces and fives to double through his opponent.
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and the big blind checked. The preflop raiser checked as well and Arieh bet 3,700. Buddiga called, the big blind called, and after a few moments of thought, the preflop raiser called as well.
and all four players checked.
and action checked to Buddiga who bet 13,000. The bet represented about half of the big blind's remaining chips and he went into the tank briefly before he folded. The preflop raiser folded, Arieh folded also, and Buddiga took the chips.
and both players checked. On the 
turn, Suriano bet 3,000. Lutes called and the river was the 
, so he checked. I bet 2,700 and he raised to around 7,000. I snap-called. On the turn, the 
came and he made it 16,000. I only had around 30,000 so I shipped all in. He called. Jack of spades on the river!" 
with roughly 24,000 in the middle, Sam Grafton bet out 12,100 from the button following a check from Doug Polk in the small blind.
and a player checked in early position. Michal Danka in the cutoff bet 30,000 and Dylan Nguyen called that bet from the small blind. The third player in the hand moved all in and Danka called the shove.
