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flop. On the turn 
Stewart Scott fired out 2,200 and both Michael Song and Emad Tahtouh made the call.
and Song and Scott checked to Tahtouh who bet 5,500. Scott folded, but Song made the call tabling 
. Tahtouh rolled over 
for air.
on a X-
board when the chips went into the middle on the turn. Unfortunately for Topakas his opponent held 
for the bigger straight and "Big Show" was crippled.
against 
and caught good on the 
board to double back up to around 1,000 in chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
collected the chips against his opponent's 
on the 
board.
to pair his queen and provide the double up to around 12,000 chips.
failed to improve against an opponent's pocket fives and he was sent to the rail.
opened from under the gun and two players called. The flop came 
and the opponent in the blinds checked to Levy who fired out a bet. turn, which all three players checked.
and the player in the blinds bet 2,000. Levy flat called looking to induce a bluff from the last player to act. The late position opponent also flat called, which turned about to be a pleasant twist of fate for Levy. for quad sixes, which would have certainly sent Levy to the rail had he been able to check-raise all in.
flop and Shinzaki's opponent led 2,700. Shinzaki asked for a count on his opponent before shoving all in with . The opponent made the call for his final 20,000 in chips with and was looking good to the double up., however the river spiked the gutshot straight for Shinzaki.
Levy bet out 1,275 and Bill Potts tossed out 2,075 in multiple chips. The dealer asked Potts what his decision was and he responded that he wanted to call. for a Broadway straight, and the Potts over 
for top and bottom pairs. The board completed 
turn and river to put Levy back in a favorable position in this tournament.
