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4,500
4,500
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4,500 |
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4,500
4,500
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4,500 |
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4,500
4,500
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4,500 |
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4,500
4,500
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4,500 |
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Greg Raymer is still talking at table GOLD 1, but he doesn't have any chips in front of him anymore. Raymer just gave his last chips to neighbor Kevin MacPhee in a preflop allin situation. MacPhee held 
against Raymer's 
and the board came out 
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. We don't know what happened to Raymer before but he's defintely out. He busted 10 minutes a go but is still talking to MacPhee about no-limit single draw.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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4,800
300
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300 |
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Matros, seeking a bracelet in his fourth consecutive WSOP, played his position perfectly when he and a middle position player called the 75 raise from the player under the gun.
The player UTG continued for 225 on a 
flop, the player to his direct left folded and Matros called. Both players checked the turn. The player UTG also checked the 
river, giving Matros the go ahead to take the pot with a 425 bet. His opponent folded and Matros was happy to add some chips to his stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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5,200
700
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700 |
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1,500 | |
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1,500 | |
We just saw Vitaly Lunkin check-raise the turn from the under-the-gun plus one position. On the tabled we had 
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and Lunkin check-raised the 225 bet by the player on the button to 700. His opponent made the call after which they both checked the 
on the river. Lunkin tabled 
for the missed flush draw but he had hit his king on the river. That was good enoughm the player on the button mucked.
Faraz Jaka is nowhere to be found anymore. We don't know exactly what happened but he's on his way to another tournament here in Las Vegas.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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5,200
700
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700 |
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Level: 2
Blinds: 25/50
Ante:
We came up on the action with a flop of 
and an all in from Ladny. Dempsey called with 
for bottom set but it wasn't good against Ladny's 
for middle set. The turn and river 
did not change things and Landy doubled while Dempsey fell to a near starting stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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7,800
3,300
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3,300 |
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4,300
-200
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-200 |
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An older gentleman just limped in for 50 from early-mid position. Steven van Zadelhoff in the small blind made it 200 to go and the big blind made the call. The limper didn't have two 100 chips and pushed a 500 and 100 in at the same time. This 600 total was declared a raise, although Sam Ravazi seat at the table called over the floor because he had seen a similar situation in The Venetian where it was declared a call. In the mean time the limper stated twice that it was an honest mistake. The The floor made the ruling that it in fact was a raise to 600 and Van Zadelhoff made it 1,525 to go. The big blind folded and the limper made the call with just 1,150 behind.
Steven pushed allin on 
and the preflop limper immediately folded. Steven van Zadelhoff picked up 1,725 without going to showdown. Sam Razavi told the players at the table (and in particular Marco Traniello) that he had tweeted Matt Savage recently and that the WPT Tournament Director said this was a call, if no "raise" was announced.
How wonderfully ironic given what I've just been tweeting about. Old guy at table limps, guy raises, old guy accidentally puts in a reraise-Follow @Sam_Razavi
-it's unclear whether he's actually raised or call given the chip denominations. Everyone demands he's raised, I argue his case and call -Follow @Sam_Razavi
- for the floor. DEALER says: "You know what, you're not even in the hand. Keep out of it". Very professional indeed #WSOPFollow @Sam_Razavi
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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5,200
700
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700 |
Ari Engel raised to 150 from middle position. It folded around to the small blind who bumped up to 375 and found calls from Cedric Kolstad, in the big blind, and Engel.
Flop: 
The small blind continued for 750, while Kolstad potted. Engel asked for a count and it was determined the pot bet was 3,350 after which Engel went all in for less. The small blind followed along and was also all in for less.
Small Blind: 
Kolstad: 
Engel: 
Engel went all in with the second nuts but it couldn't hold when the 
turn was dealt, giving a boat to both Kolstad and the small blind. However, Kolstad had the higher boat and it held through the river.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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9,100
4,600
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4,600 |
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