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and was called in two places: by Craig Bergeron with 
and by a player with 
who wanted to take a shot at the bounty. The board ran out 
, allowing Bergeron to eliminate Obst, collect the bounty, and climb in the counts to 11,000.
against Michael Russell.
for a set of threes however Russell showed 
for the straight! and river 
to leave Shak on life support as Russell is up to 8,000 chips.
ran into an opponent's 
. The board ran out 
, sending Broom to the rail.
holding 
. An early position player bet 1,500 and Schwartz raised to 3,000. A player behind Schwartz called all in for slightly less, folding the initial aggressor. Schwartz's top pair, top kicker was no match for his opponent's flopped set of fives. The turn gave Schwartz some hope. When paint hit the river everyone sucked in their breath, but it wasn't a king. It was the . . Schwartz led out for 1,300, then called all in after his opponent raised to 4,000. Schwartz's overpair of 
had been outflopped by his opponent's 
. He picked up a few outs when the turn came , but the river brought the king he needed in the previous hand, . Schwartz was eliminated, passing his bounty to his opponent before he left the table.
. Chu showed 
for the best hand, as well as a draw. His opponent would need help with his 
. hit the turn to complete Chu's straight, with a meaningless on the river.
but Portaro got there with his 
when the board fell 
.
. Stott showed top pair, 
, and found herself up against Heich's 
up-and-down straight draw. The turn was a blank, but the that hit the river and improved Stott to two pair filled Heich's straight.
and found himself in a great spot to triple up, needing to fade the of Manny Rodrigues and the third player's . He wasn't able to do it. The flop came , giving his opponent trip nines. The turn and river came and , eliminating Shak.Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
