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. While Berec did have the best hand holding 
, he couldn't have felt all that confident going up against the 
of his opponent. The turn and river came 
and 
respectively and Berec's top pair emerged as best. He doubled up to about 66,000 chips.
was the door card and it's arrival left Zaicik with a one-outer that never came. He is now down to 7,000 chips while Jason Min climbs to about 50,000.
and almost every player at the table expressed, either verbally or otherwise, their version of astonishment. The tournament director even made a point to recap the action over the P.A. system. The turn and river were blanks for Kagin who watched in disbelief as the 22,000 chip pot was pushed to Zaicik. Kagin is still alive however with a stack of about 18,000.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
held up against the and 
of his two opponents. Neither of Min's opponents were able to catch their overcards and Min emerged the victor. Min is now working with about 76,000 chips and has two less opponents to worry about.
was bested by the 
of Danny Purkins. Angelini was in a dominating position preflop when the money went in, but that position was quickly reversed when the flop came 
. Angelini failed to catch the runner-runner draws required to stay alive and his name has been added to the list of Day 1 casualties.
