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and Lechich checked to the raiser who fired a continuation bet of 900. Colman made the call and when the action found its way back to Lechich, he kicked it up to 4,000, prompting both of his opponents to fold.
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flop, keeping things nice and friendly. 
hit on the turn, Steicke no longer wanted to keep things friendly and bet 3,000. Kim came alonng, making the call. 
, and once again Steicke tossed out a bet, this time to the tune of 6,000. Kim pondered her options as she shuffled her chips, counting down her own stack. Finally, she tossed out the chips to make the call and showed down 
, good enough to best Steicke's 
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. Steicke checked and then Kim checked.
and Steicke reached for some chips. He fired 5,000 and Kim folded. She showed that she was laying down 
. Steicke waited until the pot was pushed his way before tabling 
having rivered a set. He's back on 42,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
and his opponent jacked it up to 48,000. Boxell tanked for what seemed like an eternity, but eventually opted to move all in for what seemed to be a little bit less, if not barely more than his opponent's 48,000 raise. 
for middle set. His opponent found himself to be in bad shape with the 
, good for middle pair, a gutshot straight draw and a backdoor spade flush draw., and Boxell raked in the monster pot, worth just over 105,000.
and everyone checked.
and action checked to Rubie. He fired 3,500. The big blind called and the hijack seat folded. hit the felt on the river, the big blind checked to Rubie. He fired 9,000 and his opponent folded. He's back up to 105,000.
and the limper checked. Steicke fired 1,250 and won the pot, moving back up to 30,000.
and Aberro quickly bet 3,000, Jong-Hyun called and Wilson also made the call.
and both Aberro and Jon-Hyun checked to Wilson who fired out a bet of 10,000. Aberro looked him up, and Jon-Hyun folded. 
river paired the board and Aberro quickly checked to Brian Wilson, who checked behind. Abbero revealed pocket tens, and Wilson flipped over the 
for a straight, good enough to scoop the 32,000.
. The first player checked and then David Steicke fired 625. The next player called and the first player folded, leaving Steicke heads up with one player. and Steicke check-called a bet of 600.
, both players checked. Steicke saw his opponent turn over for a pair of kings. Steicke leaned forward and studied the board for about half a minute and then announced, "Chop!" and tabled .
