Martin Does It
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Level 24
: 20,000/40,000, 0 ante
Folded to Jesse Martin in the small blind, he held 
when he raised it up. Benjamin Scholl called in the big blind and the dealer spread out a 
flop. Martin led here and Scholl made it two bets. Martin made the call and a 
fell on the turn. This time Martin would opt to check-call and the 
would complete the board on the river. When the player's turned their cards over, Martin's pair of sixes was enough to take down the hand and rake in the pot.
board would see Dehkharghani lead every street. Shulman called on teh flop and turn, but put in a raise on the river. Dehkharghani called and then mucked his hand when Shulman turned over 
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would hit the turn. Prock opted to check here and then Scholl threw in a raise. Prock then made it two bets and Scholl promptly made it three. Prock made the call and the 
hit the river. This time when Prock checked and Scholl again bet, Prock would decide to let his hand go and send the pot to Scholl.
flop was turned over on the felt. Prock opted to check-call a bet from Martin here and then checked again when the 
hit the turn. This time when Martin bet, Prock put in the raise. Martin called and a 
was the last cards to hit the felt. Prock fired out on this street and Martin called before mucking his hand as Prock tabled his full house.
. Andrew Prock then three-bet out of the small blind and Dehkharghani quickly four-bet . Prock then capped it and Dehkharghani called and then had less than a big bet left.
and when the 
hit the turn, Dehkharghani would begin shaking everyone's hand. The meaningless 
flop hit the felt. Scholl opted to check-call here and the