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, the small blind bet 2,000 into Carter Gill, who raised to 8,000. Gill's opponent came over the top of him all in, prompting a snap-call from Gill. The hands were opened, revealing a double-gutshot draw for Gill's opponent with 
, and bottom two pair for Gill with 
.
and brought with it extra outs for Gill's opponent. Any ace, any five, any six, or any seven that was not a club would give him the pot, and they would split the pot if a non-club deuce came, but the river was a face card -- the 
. Gill's opponent is out and he is up to 80,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
on a board of 
.
and Nelson open-shoved with Juanda making the call. Nelson flipped and would need help against Juanda's 
.
and river the 
to give Juanda a huge double-up to 80,000 leaving Nelson with only 18,000 behind.
and was called by Steven Djingga in the small blind, who tabled 
. Mercier caught a nine on the flop, but Djingga overtook her with a jack on the turn. Neither player improved on the river.
for the pair against Kim's overcards with 
.
to give Grospellier the pot and end the run of Kim.
. She was a dominating favorite over Hachem's 
, even more so when two players said they folded jacks. The board ran out ten-high, helping neither player but allowing Wain to collect the pot and send the former champion to the rail.
against 
on a ten-high board (the money went in preflop), Farkye and Steicke were at it again. An early-position player opened the pot for 3,600. Farkye called in the cutoff before Steicke raised to 13,600 from the button. His raise folded the early-position player but brought an all-in reraise from Farkye of 48,000.
. He was ahead of Farkye's 
and stayed that way on a board of 
.
