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, Antonius check-called a bet of 9,000. He check-called again when the dealer produced the 
as the turn card and Ivert bet 14,500. Both players checked the 
river. Ivert showed down 
for middle pair, which was a winner. She increased her count to 310,000 while Antonius, who has been floating along at roughly the same count for most of the day, dropped to 120,000.
and decided to gamble after the other player moved all in for 42,700. Hachem made the call on a draw, 
, and was up against top pair, 
. The turn 
was no help for Hachem, and neither was the river 
. He doubled his opponent and finds himself with just 19,500 remaining chips.
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on the turn that both players checked. When the river came down 
, Schwartz checked the action over to Kochan, who made it 44,000 to go. That was not enough to fold Schwartz. He called and tabled 
before Kochan opened his hand. As a result, we never found out what Kochan had. He mucked, preserving only 30,000 chips in his stack. Schwartz is up to 270,000.
flop before sticking all of his chips in the middle. It was the third raise on the flop. Jarred Solomon led out for 6,700 before Obst raised to 18,000. Solomon then made it 56,000 to go in this game of "chicken". And that's when Obst shrugged and shipped the rest of his chips, about 80,000 in all. Solomon called with ; Obst showed 
. He missed his three outs when the turn and river blanked out.
. Ali Ghezelbash made the call. Antonius flipped his cards to reveal that he had turned the nuts with 
. Ghezelbash did not have a matching jack-ten in his hole. He mucked. Antonius is now rocking a stack of about 200,000 chips.
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was checked by both players. Comer bet out at the 
turn, the other player folded, and it was heads up between Hachem and Comer. With no more action possible, they tabled their cards.
on the river. Hachem triples up to around 65,000 chips.
was up against Demetriou's 
. The board gave Mizzi an unnecessary spade flush when It came out 
. He's up to 173,000.
in a recent hand between Antonis "Toothpick Tony" Kambourgolou and Grant Levy. Levy made it 5,500 to go. Action was on Toothpick Tony, and he tanked. And tanked. And tanked some more. Finally, he knocked the table "good hand" and went to surrender his cards to the dealer. . and 
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There are a couple of the "November Nine" still in today's field. PokerNews presenter Gloria Balding chatted with one of them, Kelly Kim, just before the dinner break.
. Antonius responded by shipping in his whole stack, a total of 220,000. Overbeek tanked for long enough that Antonius asked for a clock. With a floor supervisor counting down a minute, Overbeek released his hand. He falls to 220,000 in chips. Antonius is now on 379,000.
