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but an opponent made the call with 
. The board bricked out and Kaselias' day was done.
and got his money in on the turn with a bare flush draw, but the river bricked out and he was eliminated.
on a board of 
. Williams was called by player with a much larger stack who tabled . The turn was a harmless deuce, but a river king sent Williams to the rail.
as Tezay tabled an ambitious 
.
to send Tezay to the exit.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
and felt confident holding 
for top pair, top kicker. However he opponent had flopped a set with 
.
and river the 
, and after a promising start, Davis was sent crashing to the rail.
against two callers who held and 
.
was checked down by both live players, with the trip jacks collecting the pot to end the day for Derias.
, he found himself in a raising war with his only opponent. All of the chips wounds up in the middle, with Smith tabling 
against his opponent's pocket aces. The board ran out 
to make quad deuces for Smith. He's up to 35,000.
. He was called by a player who showed 
for a big draw against Hachem's 
. The river was the case ace, the , to make quad aces for Hachem. He's up to about 9,000 in chips.
, Moneymaker check-called a bet of 1,100 from his opponent. Both players checked the turn when the board paired 
. On the river 
, Moneymaker led out for 2,600 and told his opponent that he had an additional 5,000 behind. That display of confidence may have tipped the scales in his favor; his opponent folded.
