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flop.
and again Morgan called the 4,000 chip bet from his opponent.
and the small blind moved all in for his last 6,000 chips. Morgan thought for a moment before sighing "You can have it" and tossing his cards into the muck. Morgan slips back to 15,000 chips.
board, the small blind bet 3,000 and Pham called. 
, the small blind bet 3,500, leaving himself 6,000 behind. Pham raised it up to 7,500. The small blind called with 
, a hand that Pham couldn't beat. He flashed the 
before mucking.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
. His opponent made the call with 
but Dodds paired his seven on the flop to now sit with around 32,000 chips.
against Daniel Schreiber on a board of 
. Levy bet 3,000 on the river and was raised to 6,000 by Schreiber. Levy made the call and won the pot when Schreiber tabled 
for a smaller two pair.
, Levy got all in three ways with a short-stacked player and with Markus Mansour. The short stack had 
for a pair of kings; Levy tabled 
for top two. The only problem was that Mansour had flopped a set of fours. The river came and missed everyone.
. Perhaps taking inspiration from this Chinese gambling mecca, he decided to gamble and made the call. The late position player had 
for a classic race situation. Pocket nines held up when the board ran out 
.
gave Lee a two-outer on the river to survive and double up to 14,000 chips.
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