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and Ivey showed 
after calling, chucking them to Gregorich's 
x.
and Mike called him down the whole way. 
for air.
flop. Howard leads out, Kabbaj folds, Boatman raises, Lawrence reraises and Howard makes it four bets. Boatman caps the betting, which causes some discussions of having seen a capped pot in the last couple of days. Lawrence passes and Howard calls with just 200 behind, which goes in on the turn.
. "Flush!" exclaims Howard "...And he makes his house."
Check to Farnood, who bet; again two calls. Check to Farnood, who bet, Ivey called and then Lederer raised to 3,200. That got rid of Ivey, but not Farnood.
Now Lederer fired the 1,600 and after a bit of a pause, Farnood made the call, although he didn't look too happy about it. 
for A-K high, while Farnood's 
took the pot. Lederer down to 20,000. 
board against super-short-stacked Gary Jones. Jones had called on the flop, they'd both checked the turn, and now he paid off Jackson's 1,600 on the river only to see his precious chips move away as Jackson showed 
.
flop and was set in by Yuval Bronshtein. Cantu called for his last couple of hundred chips as Bronshtein flipped over 
for the current nuts. Cantu showed and was drawing dead. Bad news for Cantu, but also for the massage girl behind him who just lost one of her best customers.
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, called, the turn - , called, but the river he was the one flat calling the 1,200 from Farnood, leaving himself just 300 chips. and was rewarded with the flip of a pair of face-cards, I think they were , before they sailed into the muck. I blinked, and Heller's last 300 had gone.
