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. When the turn came 
, Gray didn't slow down. He bet 4,000, folding one player but eliciting an all-in raise to 11,000 from Angelakis. Gray snap-called with the nuts, 
. Angelakis had top pair 
and was drawing dead. The 
on the river eliminated him from the tournament.
but ran into the 
of his opponent.
, giving Levy a two-outer to the roar of the nearby spectators.
and river the 
, giving Levy a much needed double-up. He's back to 10,000 chips and has a pulse in this tournament once again.
. Holmes cringed as he was in trouble with his 
.
.
to be in great shape as he out-kicked his opponent's 
, as both players had flopped trips.
and river the 
to double Gray up to 26,800 chips.
. Soderlund's opponent led out for 6,000, a bet that Soderlund raised to 17,000. His opponent asked him for a count (about 24,000 behind), then shoved all in for a total of 48,000. Soderlund snap-called and was shown a stone bluff, 
. Soderlund tabled his 
to take down a 92,000-chip pot and take over the chip lead.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
. Delaney checked, then called a bet of 1,100. Both players checked the 
turn. When the river fell 
, Delaney made a very healthy bet of 3,000. Delaney's opponent tanked before open-mucking . It seems probable that he thought he had two pair, aces and jacks, but he had actually made a runner-runner spade flush. Not only was it a flush, but it was also the nuts!
but the old UTG limp-shove equaled a pair of aces belonging to Psarras.
