Jennifer Harman and Gaining Chips Together in Perfect Harmony
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We found Jennifer Harman firing out a river bet into her opponent Matt Schreiber on a board of 
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Schreiber called the bet and was a bit disgusted to find Harman's 
for a straight was better than whatever he held. We don't know his hand, mainly because he angrily threw them into the muck after Harman flipped her cards.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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34,000
5,000
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5,000 |
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11,000
5,800
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5,800 |
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, leading to the 
on the turn. Two bets resulted in Traniello being all in, though his 
was ahead of Golbuff's 
; however, the latter had a flush drawn and an open-ended straight draw. Much to Traniello's dismay, the 
river completed the said straight and Golbuff took down the pot.
was spread on the felt. Mueller getting craft check raised his opponent only to be quickly called.
on the turn and after a series of betting Mueller's opponent was all-in and ahead with 
. Mueller held 
, Terrence Chan bet only to have his elderly opponent take his time, mumble, and then raise. Chan made the call and soon learned that he was the victim of the classic "Old-Man-Hum-Haw-Tank-Raise w/ the Nuts" move as his opponent showed 
.
and allowed Terrence Chan to take control with a bet. Haxton tried to wrest it back with a check-raise, but Chan made the call to watch the dealer burn and turn the 
. Haxton bet, Chan called, and the 
. It was no good as Chan flipped over 
for a pair of sevens.
we found Matt Hawrilenko check raising his opponent. All bets were called and both players were awarded a 
turn.
for a pair of kings and was apparently enough to make his opponent muck.
turn. However, when the 
was put out on the river and Carroll bet, Mueller simply conceded the hand by folding his hand.