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, then led into Wong for 2,500. Wong called that bet.
hit the turn. Both players checked. On the river 
, Wong's opponent bet 5,500. Wong quickly called, but mucked his hand when he was shown 
for a set of fives. He's now down to about 10,000 in chips.
Wardak holding 
on an up and down straight flush draw, moved in the last of his chips in, and found himself up against an opponent hold 
.
wasn't the card Wardak needed, but the river 
would make him a straight, enough to double through to 15,000.
Perry Friedman limped from early position and with it folding round to Alexander Kostritsyn on the button he raised to 600 with Josh Malone making the call in the big blind as Friedman passed.
The flop fell down 
and Malone led out for 1,600 and was immediately re-raised to 4,000 by Kostritsyn with Malone making the call. The turn fell the 
and following Malone's check, Kostritsyn led out with a bet of 6,550. Malone proceeded by shipping it all in putting Kostritsyn to a decision for his tournament life.
With only a few thousand left, Kostritsyn made the call tabling 
to be ahead of Malone's flush draw and overcard with 
, but when the 
on the river landed a flush for Malone, the defending champ was sent to the rail.
As he packed his belongings he swapped a kind few words with Michael Chrisanthopoulos and a long handshake before he exited the tournament floor.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
flop and his opponent played back for 7,200. Vengrin made the call. Vengrin's opponent jammed for 17,200 and he made the call, tabling middle set 
, but his opponent had turned a straight with 
.
to give Vengrin rivered quads to send his opponent to the rail.
, Marcos led out with an overbet of 2,100. Ma made the call. and brought a bet of 6,000 chips from Marcos. Ma called again to the river, where the 
came down. Both players checked, with Ma tabling 
for two pair. That was no good; Marcos showed 
for the flush and the winner.
. He and Jeff Madsen both checked to the button player, who bet 550. Madsen check-raised that bet to 1,600. Only Roeg called.. Madsen made it 3,500 to go and again Roeg called. On the river , Madsen moved all in. Roeg tanked for over a minute before calling and tabling . He flopped the nut flush draw and then made a running top two pair. The problem was that Madsen turned over the nuts, 
to bounce Roeg from the tournament.
