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David Chicotsky opened to 750 from the cutoff only to have an opponent move all in from the button for roughly 9,000.
Chicotsky deliberated before making the call and tabling his 
to be up against 
.
The board ran out 
to see Chicotsky double his opponent up and slip 16,300 in chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
The action folded round to the small blind and he bumped it up to 600 only to have Wooka Kim move all in for her last 2,675. Kim found a caller and we were off to a showdown.
Kim: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to see Kim double through to over 3,400 in chips.
We've just found Jonathan Tamayo in the field.
When we saw him, Tamayo was facing a 1,000-chip bet from the player in the small blind. On the button, and looking at the 
flop, Tamayo re-popped it to 2,500. The opponent called all in and tabled his 
to be up against Lew's 
.
The turn card was a 
, but the river brought to the table the , giving Tamayo a straight to see him eliminate his opponent and move to 19,000 chips.
With the board reading 
and the pot in-excess of 11,000, John Phan checked the action over to his opponent.
Sliding in a stack of chips to effectively put Phan all in, Phan went deep into the tank for several minutes.
Shuffling chips, then adjusting his stack followed suit before Phan eventually folded.
"Show the bluff" he uttered to his opponent from across the table - and after taking another peek at his cards - his opponent flashed his to rake in the pot and send Phan down to 8,600 in chips.
After a pre-flop raising war, Liv Boeree ended up all in with her pocket nines. Her opponent tabled pocket jacks.
The board ran out 
and Liv is down to 1,600 chips.
When we arrived at the table the board was reading 
and Dave Sands bet out 2,000, enough to put Amnon Filippi all in.
Filippi tanked and eventually called. Sands tabled 
and took the pot. Sands is moved up to 12,000 and Filippi is out of the tournament.
The action folded round to Florian Langmann in the small blind and he bumped it to 600 with the big blind making the call.
The flop fell down 
and Langmann fired out 800. His opponent mulled over a decision for a few moments before releasing his hand as Langmann flashed the .
PokerStars Team Pro Germany member Langmann is now up to 24,100 in chips.
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John Juanda will not be adding to his three 2010 WSOP final tables after recently being eliminated.
We aren't exactly sure when the money went in, but it was Juanda's 
going down to an opponent's to see Juanda make his way to the rail.
