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. He quickly checked to Greenstein, who bet 2,300. Buchanan quickly called.
turn. On the 
river, Buchanan checked for a third time. Greenstein studied the board, then bet 4,500, leaving himself just 2,000 behind. Buchanan squeezed both of his cards one last time and, satisfied with what he saw, sent them into the muck.
. Danny Wong made a quick call out of the small blind and showed 
. Deeb was practically drawing dead after the 
flop. He needed a running queen-jack for a Broadway straight and didn't get it when the turn and river were both sixes, the 
and the 
.
, a hand that was ahead of Kay's 
. Unfortunately for Cheong he didn't connect with the board, and Kay did when it came 
to make a king-high straight for Kay. He doubled up to 20,000, sending Cheong back to 17,000 in the process.
when our reporter walked up to the table. Steicke made the first bet, to 3,500. His opponent raised him to 15,000. Steicke tanked for a minute, then moved all in. His opponent immediately called and said, "I have a set." That was no problem for Steicke. He turned over a set of his own with and knocked out another player.
to be in a dominant position against Deeb's when the chips went into the middle.
to elevate Marcus to 50,000 leaving Deeb in trouble with only about 6,000 chips.
, he check-raised all in for 11,000 after a player had led out for 4,000. That player made the call with pocket tens for a full house, jacks full of tens. Tahtouh held 
for a full house, jacks full of eights, and did not improve on the river.
but Barry Greenstein made the call on the button with .
. Both pots were shipped to McDonald. He now sits on 100,000 chips; Kay was left with just 9,000; and Schreiber was eliminated.
. Greenstein came out firing for 6,000. Steicke, working his magic, made the call. The turn brought the and a bet of 10,000 from Greenstein. Again Steicke called.
. When he checked, it was Steicke's turn to bring out the pressure, and bring it he did when he moved all in, a bet of effectively 11,000 chips (the rest of Greenstein's stack). Greenstein decided he couldn't call and mucked his hand.Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
