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After a flop of , Ben Johnson checked from the SB, Justin Young checked from the BB and Roland de Wolfe bet 42K from the cutoff. Johnson called and Young moved all in. De Wolfe folded and Johnson called. Young showed K-Q for top pair, but Johnson showed for the set. The last two cards were the and the , eliminating Young. He won $46,410 for 51st place. Ben Johnson is up to 515K after the hand.
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Marc Goodwin
After a flop of , Jim "KrazyKanuck" Worth bets from the small blind, Marc Goodwin moves all in from early position, and Kanuck quickly calls with -- a set of deuces. Goodwin shows for a flush draw.
The turn card pairs the board with the , giving Worth a full house. (The meaningless river card is the .)
Marc Goodwin is eliminated in 49th place, earning $61,880. Meanwhile, Jim Worth's reputation is growing at his table, where the other players have said he is on fire, seemingly winning every hand.
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On a flop of Jimmy Tran checks the BB and Tim McCarthy bets 84K. For some reason the dealer thinks Jimmy has folded and mucks the flop. A loud yelp goes up and the floor is called, everyone agrees on the flop cards and Jimmy is very adamant about those cards. Once they are retrieved from the muck, Jimmy raises 200K, which will put Tim all-in. After a long thought, Tim says: "Show me this one Jimmy and I will give you one later."
Jimmy says yes. Tim mucks and Jimmy shows the for the flopped straight. Tim says he had a big pair but since Jimmy really wanted that mucked flop back, he knew he was strong.
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Raymond Davis raised pre-flop and Ian Johns re-raised. Davis moved all in and Johns quickly called with . Davis said, "Uh-oh!" and flipped over . The flop was . Both players flopped sets but Johns still led. The turn was the and the river was the . Johns doubled up to almost 900K.
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After a flop of , Roland de Wolfe bet 70,000, and Scott Fischman called. The turn card was the , de Wolfe bet 130,000, and Fischman called. The river card was the , and both players checked. De Wolfe showed for a pair of fives, and Fischman mucked. Roland de Wolfe collected the pot.
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After some pre-flop action, Eric Hershler moved all in, and Thomas Wahlroos called. Hershler showed , and Wahlroos had -- it was a race situation.
The board came , and Wahlroos's pocket eights held up to win the pot. Eric Hershler, who earned his seat by winning the recent WPT L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino, was eliminated in 48th place, earning $61,880.
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Doron Malinasky was all in pre-flop against Thomas Wahlroos. Malinasky showed , but he was behind Wahlroos's pocket tens (). The board came , and Wahlroos actually cheered when he was counterfeited on the river, as both players made a jack-high straight. They chopped the pot, and Malinasky lives to play some more.
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, Ben Johnson checked from the SB, Justin Young checked from the BB and Roland de Wolfe bet 42K from the cutoff. Johnson called and Young moved all in. De Wolfe folded and Johnson called. Young showed K-Q for top pair, but Johnson showed 
for the set. The last two cards were the 
and the 
, eliminating Young. He won $46,410 for 51st place. Ben Johnson is up to 515K after the hand.
for a flush draw. 
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for the flopped straight. Tim says he had a big pair but since Jimmy really wanted that mucked flop back, he knew he was strong.
. Davis said, "Uh-oh!" and flipped over 
and the river was the 
. Johns doubled up to almost 900K.
for a pair of fives, and Fischman mucked. Roland de Wolfe collected the pot.
, and Wahlroos had 
, but he was behind Wahlroos's pocket tens (
). The board came 
, and Wahlroos actually cheered when he was counterfeited on the river, as both players made a jack-high straight. They chopped the pot, and Malinasky lives to play some more.
