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. We're not sure how much the all-in bet was for, but it couldn't have been very much because Madsen decided to call with 
-- bottom pair, bottom kicker. Eastwood turned over 
. The turn 
gave Madsen heart outs to go along with his two-pair draw and gave Eastwood a sweat. He ducked the river, as it fell 
to give him the much-needed double-up. He's back up to 21,000 while Madsen has slipped to 22,500.
, Colman opened for the rest of his stack, 14,600 in total. His opponent called.
and river didn't bring Colman the king that he needed to avoid elimination.
flop, as did Demidov. The third player bet 2,875 and was called only by Veenhuyzen. On the turn 
Veenhuyzen checked again, then called a bet of 5,225.
river they went, with Veenhuyzen checking a third time. His opponent bet 12,725. Veenhuyzen tanked for a while but made the call with 
. It was good; his opponent showed 
.
against 
he saw the board run out 
to eliminate a player and virtually double to 41,000. As the pot was pushed, a player commented that he had folded an eight to mean that Marotta had hit the one-outer .
and both players checked to see the turn of the 
land with Chahine leading out with a 5,050 bet. Vakili then reraised to 15,000 and was immediately followed by a 24,000 all in reraise and Vakili made the call.
slamming down on the river to give him quad ladies!
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
. She tabled and found herself up against unimproved ace-king. The board blanked out 
to give her a double-up to 29,000. -- but ran into Joe Cabret's pocket aces . A third player who had been dealt pocket jacks got caught up in the mix. He wound up making a set of jacks on the river, but the board four-flushed in clubs to give Cabret the victory. He sent both players to the rail and climbed to 88,000.
