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. Moneymaker tabled 
for an overpair but was in trouble as his opponent held 
!
to give Moneymaker a set. The river was a blank with the 
and Moneymaker survived...just! He doubles to 45,000 chips.
with one opponent. They both checked to the 
turn, where Gill's opponent again checked. Gill moved in for 6,025 total. His opponent made a brave call with 
, but it was the wrong call. Gill turned over 
and doubled up when the 
hit the river. He's now on about 16,000 chips.
to end the day of Lackovic, as Jomeen moves up to 23,500 chips.
, Michael Vissadi checked to Phil Lau, who bet 1,500. After considering briefly how to play his hand, Vissadi raised to 3,500. Lau called.
and brought a bet of 3,000 from Vissadi. Again Lau called. That must have worried Vissadi, because when the river came 
to put four clubs on board, he checked. Lau was unwilling to take a stab at the pot, opting to check behind instead. He mucked when Vissadi turned over 
for trip sixes and the winner.
on a board of 
. Unfortunately for Flourentzoo, Frank Bianco had flopped a set of sixes and called in a shot. The turn and river were both aces to make a full house for Bianco and eliminate Flourentzoo.
, he flopped a full house, 
. His opponent in the hand held 
, and turned his own full house with the turn. All of the money went in after the river came down 
. Jung dragged a massive pot, knocking out his opponent and increasing his chip count to roughly 97,000. That makes him one of the chip leaders of the day.
of Marcus Bechara.Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 25
PokerNews' newest presenter, Annette Melton recently caught up with 2003 WSOP Champion Chris Moneymaker to discuss his career highlights and share some tips for young players starting out in poker.
