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and Feldman had the clock called on him after tanking for ages. As the clock counted down he lifted the cards so high that everyone behind him could see the 
that he was considering mucking.
for a beaten top two pair that had pushed the set out of the hand.
couldn't improve anyone enough to overtake Herbert's cowboys and he greedily raked in a big pot.
board, Jen Mason was faced with a circa 10,000 river bet. Her opponent looked as guilty as OJ, which may have induced the call, but either way, he had the goods this time with 
. "Good hand," commended Mason with a smile, who, with around 80,000, has suffered a minor chink in the armour.
flop, Klebanov led for circa 10,000, and Somaiya called. Both players checked the turn, as well as the 
river, although Rumit confessed, "I really should value bet this, but I won't". But it was lucky he didn't in the end, as his opponent had to out-kick his 
. 
on the next hand, Somaiya was in the thick of it once again a few moments later, raising it up to 2,800 from the hijack. This time, however, resistance was met in the form of Allen McAuley who pushed all in for an additional 9,100. "I must call, I guess," possibly wasn't what McAuley wanted to hear as he tabled 
against Somaiya's 
. A 
board later and Somaiya had retrieved the chips he'd lost earlier, and earned a scalp to boot.
flop. Dion called for his stack with 
and was up against the drawing 
. Wright missed all his outs on the 
turn or .
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
as Persaud dodged a fair few outs on the river.
flop, Flood pushed all in for around 35,000 and Boon folded, showing in the process.
