We found the player under the gun put out a raise preflop to 2,500. Brian Rast called from the button and the small blind called as well. Annette Obrestad peeked at her cards and then moved her entire stack to the middle for a raise to 29,600.
Just like that three hands shot quickly into the muck and Obrestad was able to take down the pot.
"Yeah! It worked!" exclaimed Obrestad as she stacked her newly attained chips.
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Alex Hering opened with a raise to 3,200 and Lex Velduis moved all in from the button. The other two players at the table folded and Hering snap called, tabling which was dominating Veldhuis'
The board ran out and Veldhuis' tournament life came to an end. Hering, on the other hand, is now sitting on 130,000 in chips.
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Eric Froehlich is smiling on the inside.
We caught up with Eric Froehlich in a hand against Michael Aron. The flop fell , Froehlich checked and Aron bet 8,000. Froehich called and then both players checked the turn. The river came , Froehlich checked a third time and Aron checked behind him.
Froehlich tabled for a boat and Aron mucked his hand.
We just saw Martins Adeniya standing up from his table and Jon Turner claiming what was the rest of his stack. Turner was kind enough to share the details of the hand with us.
Adeniya opened and Turner three-bet, leading to an all in. Adeniya held and Turner held . The board ran and Adeniya's day was done.
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which was dominating Veldhuis' 
and Veldhuis' tournament life came to an end. Hering, on the other hand, is now sitting on 130,000 in chips.
, Froehlich checked a third time and Aron checked behind him.
for a boat and Aron mucked his hand.
and Turner held 
. The board ran 
and Adeniya's day was done.
