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by making a set of sixes with 
, then knocked out another player with a king-high flush when that player made a queen-high flush. As a result of those two hands, Xu's stack is currently about 40,000, making him the early chip leader.
flop where Vincent's 
was drawing against his opponent's 
and 
. The turn and river bricked out and Vincent made a hurried escape for the exit.
in a three-way pot contested among Grant Levy and two opponents. Action checked to the late position player, who bet 400. Levy, from the big blind, and the other player both called.
. Each other player checked as well. On the river 
, Levy bet 400 and was called by one opponent. Levy tabled 
for a turned flush, but his opponent rivered a flush of her own with 
to win the pot.
after action checked to him on the button. He was called by the big blind. When the turn fell , that same player bet 500 into Demetriou.
, 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.
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.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
