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Tony G and Erick Lindgren get it all in Preflop, with Tony showing , and Erick flips over the . The flop of pretty much seals Tony's fate. And the on the turn means the three remaining players can do no worse than $250,000 each for their troubles. Oh, by the way,. the river was the
Tony G finishes 4th. The remaining three players are in the money.
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We're seeing flops on at least 1/2 the hands, but no really big pots. Seidel and Lindgren are in a race to see who can get into the pot with Masaaki first. At one stage, the chips got to almost dead even. Chip counts have been updated.
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Masaaki Kagawa is beginning to leak away his chips. he got clipped for 200k when Erik Seidel re-raised his re-raise pre-flop, and he layed it down. Masaaki has slowly but surely bled chips, and is now the short stack.
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As the evening wears on, Erick Lindgren has bought a round of beers for the rail. he looked at the floorman, and said "I'd like 31 beers - one for me, and 30 for the rail.' TD Brett Jones obliged, and everyone on the rail has a drink.
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After watching his chip stack dwindle for the better part of two hours, Masaaki Kagawa decided to re-raise Erik Seidel with for the last of his chips. Seidel made the call with , and the race was on. A board of changed nothing, and Masaaki Kagawa was our third place finisher, and picked up $250,000 for his efforts.
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Erik Seidel makes it 90,000 to go, and Erick Lindgren moves all in. Seidel takes some time, but eventually calls, and shows . Lindgren turns up , and is in business. A board of changes nothing, and Erick Lindgren has doubled up to take a two to one chip lead
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, and Erick flips over the 
. The flop of 
pretty much seals Tony's fate. And the 
on the turn means the three remaining players can do no worse than $250,000 each for their troubles. Oh, by the way,. the river was the 
for the last of his chips. Seidel made the call with 
, and the race was on. A board of 
changed nothing, and Masaaki Kagawa was our third place finisher, and picked up $250,000 for his efforts.
. Lindgren turns up 
, and is in business. A board of 
