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Preflop, David Dao raised to 110,000 and was called by Ken Landry. The flop fell and Dao pushed for 719,000. After a while, Landry made the call.
Dao:
Landry:
The turn fell the and the river the and David Dao moved up to nearly 1.7 Million in chips. Landry is down to around 370,000.
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Preflop, Kai Landry moved all in for 339,000 and Matt Stout made the call.
Stout:
Landry:
Stout wished Landry good luck as they saw the flop of . Stout was still in the lead. Landry called for a "ten ball" and the turn fell the . This gave Landry outs for a flush and Stout said, "Oooh. Spicy."
The river fell the to fill out Landry's flush and to double him up to 760,000 chips.
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Matt Stout - 3rd Place
A raising war ensued between Matt Stout and Kai Landry preflop and when the smoke cleared, Kai Landry had moved all in against Matt Stout and Stout called.
Landry:
Stout:
Board:
The stacks were counted down after the hand. Landry had 708,000 in chips and Stout had 697,000. As a result, Matt Stout became our 3rd place. Stout will take home $73,590 for his fantastic run.
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Jimmy Sommerfeld decided to test us to see if we were paying attention. Jimmy announced, "and they are both all in." Multiple bloggers jumped up from their seats to see the action. What they were met with was the dealer washing the cards and the crowd roaring with laughter.
Yes, I was one of those bloggers.
After we went back to our seats, Matt Stout came down and jokingly said, "Who the hell messed up my interview?" He then told us how he was in the middle of his interview and had jumped down from the podium to check the action. He then wished the players good luck. One of his buddies told him, "at least you now have time to get to FTOPS."
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Kai Landry limped into the pot from the button, and David Dao elected to raise. He made it 124,000 to play, and Landry came along to the flop.
The first three cards off the deck were . Dao checked, and Landry kept the pressure on with another 150,000 chips. Waving both hands forward in that familiar gesture, Dao announced, "All in." Quickly, Landry called, putting his own tournament life in jeopardy.
Showdown:
Landry:
Dao:
In fine shape for a double up, Landry stood to sweat his fate. The turn and river were safe for him, coming and respectively. He does indeed double up, essentially trading chip stacks with Dao.
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and Dao pushed for 719,000. After a while, Landry made the call. 
and the river the 
and David Dao moved up to nearly 1.7 Million in chips. Landry is down to around 370,000.
. Stout was still in the lead. Landry called for a "ten ball" and the turn fell the 
. This gave Landry outs for a flush and Stout said, "Oooh. Spicy."
. Dao checked, and Landry kept the pressure on with another 150,000 chips. Waving both hands forward in that familiar gesture, Dao announced, "All in." Quickly, Landry called, putting his own tournament life in jeopardy.
and 
respectively. He does indeed double up, essentially trading chip stacks with Dao.
