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with 
with 
flop and then betting out on the 
turn and calling a raise from Brunson. He merely check-called the 
on the river, though, and mucked when Brunson turned over 
for the second best low and a straight.
, he was unable to survive an 
board, mucking his hand on the river and exiting stage left.
Level: 11
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
, his opponent check-raised him on the river from 2,400 to 4,800 with 
.
for a straight to the seven and an A-3-4-5-6 low, Brunson exhaled a deep sigh and looked at his cards frustratedly, as if hoping they would magically change into a winning hand if he glared at them menacingly enough.
onto the felt, Brunson conceded the hand and the pot was passed over to his neighboring foe.
and got himself all in on seventh street. His opponent, showing 
, flat-called every street, and mucked when Brunson turned over 
for a straight and a seven-low.
