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With about 4,000 in a pot contested between Daniel Schreiber and Steve Sung, the board showed . Schreiber made a bet of 3,500 that Sung called. The river came down and Schreiber quickly checked. Sung settled on a bet of 6,000. Schreiber contemplated his decision for about thirty seconds before folding.
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Dan Schreiber
Ivan Tan and Dan Schreiber got their chips into the middle preflop in a classic cooler situation with Schreiber's fearing only one hand and that was Tan's .
However things got a little warmer for Schreiber when the board fell to give him the two-outer and the double up to 21,500. Tan falls to 32,000.
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Eric Assadourian and Emad Tahtouh apparently have swapped a percentage of each other. Assadourian recently walked by Tahtouh's table to check on Tahtouh's progress.
"How's my horse going?" he asked Tahtouh.
"How's my horse going?" Tahtouh responded.
The two discussed the merits of calling another player a "horse" if the swap is only 1%. Finally Assadourian asked Tahtouh if Tahtouh thinks Assadourian is a lucky player.
"Yeah, I'd say so," said Tahtouh.
"Well then I've given you 1% of my luck," replied Assadourian. Tahtouh seemed to like that, suggesting that Assadourian is 70% luckier than average. Both are doing well so far today. Tahtouh has 38,200 and Assadourian has 49,000.
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Isabelle Mercier
All the chips went into the middle on a flop of . Chong Wing Cheong thought he had the goods with his pocket aces but Isabelle Mercier had flopped top set with her .
The turn and river bricked , and Mercier doubles up to 31,000 with Cheong still in good shape with 41,500.
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Every pot is important, even the small ones. The small ones give a player ammunition to get involved in bigger pots. Ivan Tan called a small bet from Steven Sung with the board showing . On the river , Tan led into Sung for 700, folding him. Tan showed as he collected the pot and increased his stack to 50,000.
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. Schreiber made a bet of 3,500 that Sung called. The river came down 
and Schreiber quickly checked. Sung settled on a bet of 6,000. Schreiber contemplated his decision for about thirty seconds before folding.
but Powell's 
for a set of eights were too good as he more than tripled up to 6,600 chips.
fearing only one hand and that was Tan's 
.
. Chong Wing Cheong thought he had the goods with his pocket aces but Isabelle Mercier had flopped top set with her 
, 
and Mercier doubles up to 31,000 with Cheong still in good shape with 41,500.
. On the river 
, Tan led into Sung for 700, folding him. Tan showed 
as he collected the pot and increased his stack to 50,000.
