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flop. A player on the button raised to 9,000 and Rubie made the call.
fell on the turn and Rubie came right back with an 11,000 bet, prompting his opponent to send his cards into the muck.
, Sheldon checked and his opponent bet 2,000. Sheldon made the call bringing the two players to the turn where the 
fell.
. Wilson, on the other hand flipped up 
and was pleasantly surprised to see he was flipping. 
giving Wilson the lead, but Boxell plenty of outs with a heart draw. The 
on the turn put the nail in Wilson's coffin, knocking him out of the tournament and catapulting Boxell to 145,000 in chips.
David Steicke check-raised Eric Tomberlin's bet of 1,800 to 4,800 from the big blind. Tomberlin made the call. and Steicke led out for 6,625 and Tomberlin folded. Steicke flipped over 
and the table began to chatter about how Steicke never misses with his junk hands. Steicke retorted by saying "if you play every pot, you hit quite a few of them."
holding 
. The all-in player had two red kings. and the , dropping Hibbott to 100,000.
, doubling Nguyen up to 28,000. Aberro dropped to 35,000.
against 
. Layden had his opponent all in preflop and the board ran out 
.
. PokerStars online qualifier Eric Tomberlin raised all in for 25,000 and then another PokerStars online qualifier Marcos Vassiliadis made the call. for an open-ended straight draw, Tomberlin tabled 
for bottom set and Vassiliadis had 
for top two pair.
, catapulting Vassiliadis into the lead with a full house and leaving Parsons drawing dead.
hit the felt, giving Tomberlin quad fours and winning him the pot. We've now seen quads twice within five minutes.
. David Steicke made the call, and the two players went to the turn. 
was flipped over by the dealer, Lee immediately announced she was all in. Steicke asked for a count, and the dealer counted down Lee's stack which amounted to 23,200. Steicke decided to make the call, revealing 
for bottom pair, a gut-shot straight draw and a flush draw. Lee was ahead with and called for a deuce on the river. 
hit the river doubling her up to about 67,000. Steicke, on the other hand was left with about 15,000 after the hand.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
