Onwards and Upwards
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Of course, that overnight chip lead doesn't mean much at this stage of the tournament. With 469 players left in thefield, we're still more than a day away from the money and several days away from the final table, where the big payouts await the players skilled enough and lucky enough to make it that far.
The action is scheduled to kick off in about forty minutes, at 2pm local time. The last two days, players were only allowed into the tournament room at 2pm. If the same holds true today, we'll likely wind up underway closer to 2:30pm.
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and called, but his opponent had 
and with no help from the board, we are down one reigning champion.
out-raced an opponent's pocket sevens, hitting his queen twice on a board of 
. That elimination broke McEvoy's table, but not before pushing his chip count to 40,000.
. The bad news was that Deusen had hearts covered with 
. It was Deusen in the end on a board of 
. He scooped up the pot and sent Koskas out into the streets of San Remo to find something else to do.
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and then going back through the muck after he'd handed his cards to the dealer trying to find whatever other raggy piece of unplayable filth he'd had. He also passed his small blind the next hand. Now all he needs is several quadruple-ups in a row and he'll be back in the game.
. A flop of 
. Each player made two pair, but O'Shea's aces and queens were the best hand. He eliminated the button and chipped up to 36,000.