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Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
flop, then moving in on the 
turn. He was instantly called by Deeb holding 
and the board brought a fifth heart - 
- for the river. OK, Deeb called with the second nuts, really, but it makes a less punchy headline.
flop and without even any real deliberation all five others gave him the pot. His stack is now over 80k.
board to 10,000. His opponent asked what he had behind - "19,000" was the answer - before eventually folding. Matusow seems to be plodding away nicely; he has just over 40,000.
flop. John Kabbaj bet 3,000, and his opponent called. 
turn; both players checked. 
river, and Kabbaj bet out, 5,000, which was also called. 
, conceding that he had nothing. His foe took it down with 
.
and a bet out from Mizzi. Over to Fitoussi who found his 11,600 fit into a pot bet with a little room to spare; he also found Mizzi ready to call.
for top two.
for a set...
but the 
on the river made Mizzi a higher house and busted the Frenchman who was seen on the rail laughing about his exit, but in that way you laugh when you drop a jar of mayonnaise all over the floor and it's really annoying as well as funny.
hitting the felt, it was Jason Mercier who started off the betting, leading out for 2,800 from the big blind. UTG was his only caller. On the turn, Mercier check-called a bet of 4,900, before both players checked down the 
river. "House," announced Mercier as if the victor at a bingo hall. UTG mucked, and the bracelet winner picked up the pot with 
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