George Over Guss
Level 21
Stud 8
George: 
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Guss: / 
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Picking up with the action on fourth street, Chris George led out showing an ace and Brandon Guss tossed out a call. On fith street, George once again had first action and fired a bet. Guss called and paired his jack on sixth. He checked and George continued his aggression. Guss called and both players checked seventh.
George rolled over 
for a pair of aces. Guss mucked his hand and George was awarded the whole pot. George is now up to about 390,000 while Guss sits around 240,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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390,000
50,000
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50,000 |
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240,000
-131,000
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-131,000 |
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and George check-called a Limongi bet. The turn was the 
and George led out. Limongi called and we would see the 
turned over for the river card. George again led out and after a few moments of thought Limongi made the call. George turned over 
for a turned set of fours and Limongi said "ok, good hand" as he turned over 
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board. Tommy Hang took a while but ultimately made the call tabling 
for two pair, aces and nines. Limongi couldn't beat it and had no low and mucked his hand.
hit the river, prompting a third check from Boyd. George led out and Boyd folded his hand out of turn, stating that he thought Limongi was all in. Limongi, in fact, had 5,000 in chips behind and pondered his action. He tanked for about 30 seconds before letting go of his cards, folding what looked to be 
for a full house. Limongi was left crippled with just 5,000 in chips while George soared to 710,000.
and Boyd checked. George bet and Boyd called off the remainder of his stack. The cards were turned over:
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