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A player in middle position opened to 1,225 and Dean Hamrick re-raised to 3,475. His opponent put in a huge four-bet to 15,000 and Hamrick moved all in for just 2,000 more. His opponent made a crying call and the hands were tabled:
Showdown
Hamrick: 
Opponent 
(oops)
Hamrick stood up after the flop fell 
, convinced that he was done. Fortunately for him the 
turned giving him the lead again. The 
bricked on the river and Hamrick doubled to 38,000 chips.
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Johannes Steindl opened to 1,125 from middle position and Sorel Mizzi re-raised to 2,650 from the small blind. Steindl four-bet jammed and Mizzi quickly called.
Showdown
Steindl: 
Mizzi: 
The board ran 
doubling Mizzi to 22,000 chips. Steindl dropped to 32,500 chips.
After opening and having opponent three-bet him, Phil Ivey went deep into the tank before four-bet shoving all in. His opponent snapped it off with 
and Ivey tabled 
.
After a low flop, a king turned sealing the deal and Mr. Ivey hit the rail.
After entering the pot with a raise, Andrew Robl was soon faced with a 2,500-chip three-bet from an opponent on the button.
With the action back on Robl he took his time before bumping it 6,300 as his opponent went deep into the tank before finding a call.
The flop fell down 
and after looking up his opponent's 9,000-chip stack, Robl fired out 3,050 only to prompt a fold from his opponent.
Robl is now up to 57,000 in chips.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Survivor winner "Boston" Rob Mariano is in the field today and just doubled through an opponent on Table 49.
Mariano was all in with 
against an opponent's 
and the board ran 
.
Clearly Mariano made a straight, but the dealer announced, "Ace high wins."
After a moment for clarification Boston Rob was awarded the pot and now sits with 20,000 chips.
In a preflop confrontation, Jerry Yang called an opponent's all in to be in a race holding 
against 
.
The board ran out 
to see Yang send another opponent to the rail while climbing over the 100,000 mark.
Again.
Phil Ivey opened from the cutoff and Edward Sabat shoved over top. Ivey called with 
and Sabat opened 
.
Sabat won the race when an ace hit the board and is back to 14,000 chips.
Humberto Brenes found himself all in against Ben Maerefat.
Brenes:
Maerefat: 
The board ran out 
to put Brenes on the rail.
