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. After one check, a player in middle position made it 1,700 to go and was called only by the button player, Guray Turkay. The turn was the 
. Turkay's opponent led out for 3,500, and again Turkay called. On the 
river, Turkay's opponent shoved for 4,000. Turkay snap-called with 
, for third pair with top kicker. His opponent just mucked and got up from the table.
. Eric Assadourian led out for 400 from the small blind and the big blind made the call. The action was then with Robert Dobbs who made it 1,300 to go. The player in the cutoff folded but Assadourian made the call as the big blind stepped aside.
and Assadourian checked to Dobbs who fired 1,500. Assadourian then moved all in for 7,200 and Dobbs made the call.
for the straight but Dobbs held the same hand with his 
!
against Dylewski's 
. An eight-high board ensured the pot went Dunst's way.
. Dylewski showed 
and won the pot with ace-high.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
flop. Lin checked to her opponent, who bet 1,000. She then raised to 2,800, prompting an all in bet from her opponent that she snap-called. She tabled 
for a big draw; her opponent showed just ace-high, . The 
hit the turn, making a pair of sixes for Lin. That hand was enough to win after the river blanked 
. . That brought an all in bet of 3,325 from an opponent in late position. She tanked for a minute, asking whether her opponent had flopped a set, before calling and tabling for top pair. She was up against the nut flush draw, 
. The turn was no help to either player, the , but the river 
completed the draw of Lin's opponent.
, Andrew Li moved in for his last 3,300. He was called by the player in the small blind, who tabled 
for two pair. Li's 
was drawing very slim. The on the turn gave him hope of avoiding elimination, but he couldn't stave it off when the river fell 
. He is out.
