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In a multiway pot with the board reading on the turn, Martin Bjerring Hansen bet 1,100, Pehr Petersson raised to 2,500, Ola Brandborn flat-called, Bill Chen folded, and Hansen called The river was the and all three players checked.
Hansen turned up for two pair and his opponents mucked. He raked in the pot, increasing his stack to 52,000.
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I can see into your soul...
With the board reading on the turn, Alex Kravchenko checked, and chip leader Ola Brandborn fired out 4,500 like it was nothing at all. Kravchenko tanked for a minute, then called. The river was the . Kravchenko checked again and it was Brandborn's turn to tank. He gave Kravchenko the ol' stare-down as he thought for several minutes before finally checking behind.
Kravchenko flipped up for the flush and Brandborn mucked. The Russian's stack was up to 23,000 after the hand while Brandborn had a still-massive 80,000.
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Noah Boeken
A short-stacked player pushed his 2,000 in chips into the middle, and Noah Boeken in the seat next to him moved all in for 8,000 total. No one else got involved and Noah's took care of his opponent's easily enough.
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On a flop of , Daniel Negreanu moved all in for his remaining 4,400 and Noah Boeken made the call. Negreanu turned up for one over and a flush draw while Boeken tabled . The turn was the , the river was the and Negreanu was eliminated, shaking hands and wishing his opponents luck as he made his exit.
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Dennis Hansen
Reijo Manninen moved all in over the top of Dennis Hansen's raise pre-flop. Dennis called the extra 5,000 and the cards were on their backs:
Reijo:
Dennis:
The doorcard was the and the rest of the board contained no suprises and Reijo Manninen, who final-tabled the EPT Dublin, is out.
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A Danish player may take down this tournament, but it won't be Gus Hansen. The Great Dane just hit the rail and was immediately swarmed by TV cameras. He's still giving interviews in the hallway as we write this.