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With the elimination of Roberto Romanelo, we have made the money in this $3,000 NL Event.
Romanelo was all in preflop against Alex Zaslavsky. Romanelo held and Zaslasky held . When the flop hit , Romanelo needed running queens to win the hand. When the turn hit the , Romanelo became our bubble boy and allowed everyone else to receive a payday.
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A short-stacked Jim Sachinidis has found a double up in a battle of the blinds. The action passed to Sachinidis in the small blind who open-shoved for his last 13,000. Dale Pinchot snap-called in the big blind with and was in front of the of Sachinidis.
However the board ran out to give Sachinidis two pair to double up to about 26,000.
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Leonid Yanovski was all in from the cutoff and was called by a player in the big blind. Yanovski held and his opponent held . A hit the turn which wound up giving Yanovski the hand and allowing him to double up to 26,000 in chips.
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At least Beth is still in.
Dan Shak has been eliminated from today's event. Shak moved all in from middle position and was called by Nicholas Levi. Shak showed and Levi shoed . Levi floped a pair of aces with the flop of . On the turn, Shak picked up a straight draw when the fell. The river fell a harmless and as a result, Beth Shak is the only Shak left in today's event.
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Jim Sachinidis is currently multi-tabling between today's event and the $2,500 Six-Handed No Limit Event which just kicked off today. We are currently located at the back of the Brasilia Room, however the Six-Handed Event is spread throughout areas in the Brasilia and Amazon Rooms. Sachinidis has drawn very lucky as he finds himself only two tables away from his table in the other event, allowing him to run back and forth frequently! Something that wouldn't be possible if his other table was hundreds of yards away in the massive Amazon Room.
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After John Anhalt limped on the button Julius Colman moved all in from the small blind for his last 13,000 in chips. The big blind folded and Anhalt made the call.
Colman:
Anhalt:
The board ran out and Colman finds a much needed double up to jump to about 28,000 in chips.
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against the 
of Byron Kaverman.
to give Kaverman flopped quads!
, 
and Kaverman jumps to around 105,000 while overnight chip leader Zaslavsky is down to 125,000.
and Zaslasky held 
. When the flop hit 
, Romanelo needed running queens to win the hand. When the turn hit the 
, Romanelo became our bubble boy and allowed everyone else to receive a payday.
and was in front of the 
of Sachinidis.
to give Sachinidis two pair to double up to about 26,000.
and Vahedi and Boatman chop it up!
hit the turn which wound up giving Yanovski the hand and allowing him to double up to 26,000 in chips.
. Levi floped a pair of aces with the flop of 
and as a result, Beth Shak is the only Shak left in today's event.
and Colman finds a much needed double up to jump to about 28,000 in chips.
