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board. Ng's opponent just barely had her covered. He tanked for over a minute before throwing all of his chips into the middle.
to knock Ng out of the tournament. She departed the table with a few very sarcastic, "Nice hand," remarks.
. Opponent Ami Baren thought for quite a while before making the call and showing 
- good against Griffin's lower set of 
. Quietly getting up and exiting, the goodnatured triple crown winner left the tournament, while Baren suddenly thought, "I hope he didn't think that I slowrolled him there - I was genuinely thinking about the river."
. Vanessa Rousso was the other player in the pot. She tanked for more than a minute, asked Binger how much he had behind, then called.
. Binger checked, prompting Rousso to move all in for about 12,000. That was more than Binger's 7,000. He surrendered his hand in short order.
flop, Rory Matthews bet 1,700, only for Dag Palovic to make it 4,500. Devilfish considered his options, and then whacked his last 9,375 total in the middle. Matthews passed fairly quickly, and Palovic thought about it. "Actually I was trying to steal it," he mused, "And I call." 
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
board. The bet was about 9,000 chips, enough to set Williams' opponent all in. He called with 
; that was no match for the nut flush that Williams revealed, 
.
, and Janos, seeing it, bounced out of his seat, turned over his 
and put his coat on. 
leaving the Queens drawing thinner than melba toast. The turn and river bricked and Janos gets a full double through to 40,000.
