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and was up against the 
of Darren Judges. Ravago had a decent draw by the turn, 
. He clapped his hand when the dealer laid down the 
on the river and shouted, "OK! I'm dead!" The players, the tournament staff and the media were all confused and amused as a smiling Ravago left the tournament floor.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Andrew Scott continued his preflop aggression by leading out for 4,500 after Casey Kastle checked from the big blind.
and fell on the turn and river to see Kastle double to over 86,000 as Scott slipped to 1,300 in chips.
. With Huang out of the way, Hearn tabled and Scott tabled his 
. and 
to see him triple to over 14,000 in chips.
, then called a bet of 7,000 from Robert Carlsson. When the turn fell 
Kluber quickly and confidently stuffed 20,000 chips into the middle. Carlsson thought things through for roughly 30 seconds before folding. Kluber showed 
.
against Robert Carlsson's 
.
to see Watanabe double to 40,000 as Carlsson slips back to around the same mark.
to give Le a set and the lead, but the river 
give Backlund a straight that was the boss hand after the river blanked.
against Didier's . It was Didier who paired up on the flop, 
. The turn left Saab with a gutshot to stave off elimination, but the river blanked .
, getting all of his chips into the middle on a board of 
against Darren Judges. Judges had moved in on a stone bluff with 
and was sheepish when Le called after some thought. Judges, of course, was drawing dead.
. Suzuki woke up with and emerged victorious on a board of 
. When Anderson's stack was added to Suzuki's own, he had increased his count to 151,000.
