Apparently Not That Bad
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Sometimes you play a hand and you don't want to show your cards because you don't want anyone to see how you played it. Something like that just happened with Michael DeMichele, who exchanged three-bets with Ralph Perry on third and fourth street showing
to Perry's 
. DeMichele's picked up a 
on fifth and sixth street and when they finally went to showdown Perry said, "I have a pair of queens" and DeMichele showed 
for two pair, deuces and treys.Not sure if DeMichele had the
in the hole to start, but afterwards he said, "That must be the most embarrassing hand I've played all tournament", and, later, "How bad do I play?". Still, he didn't refuse the chips that were pushed his way at the end of the hand.
in the hole and the 
showing. But he was up against Matt Glantz and his 
and when Bloch's hand didn't improve the rest of the way he was out in 15th place.
. Losing that pot reduced Barry's stack to 760,000 while Seed is up to 1.58 million.
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on a 
. Bloch turned up 
for a full house and a 7-5-4-3-A low, besting Davis' 
