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Michael Shinzaki checked over to Sam Capra who bet out 1,100. Shinzaki made the call and the 
fell on the turn.
land on the river. Both players checked it down and Shinzaki tabled 
for trip fives to take it down. Capra slips to 29,000.
and Edmonds checking over to his opponent who fired 7,100. Edmonds went into the tank before declaring himself all in. It was then his opponent's turn to tank as his tournament life was on the line.
however Edmonds revealed 
for a bigger boat to take it down and move to a clear chip lead!
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and Woods again check-raised Topakas' bet of 3,000 to 17,100, or, his whole stack. 
for a bigger flopped set than Woods' 
. fell on the river and ironically three eights couldn't hold up for Woods, a Team 888poker player, and he hit the rail.
play checked to Michael Pinzone who fired 1,525. He found one caller before the player in the small blind check-raised to 4,425. Pinzone made the call as the third player stepped aside.
and the small blind checked to Pinzone who fired 3,800. The small blind made the call and the river fell the 
. Again the play checked to Pinzone who released 6,500. His opponent thought for a long time before making the call. It was a good call as Pinzone tabled 
which wasn't enough to better his opponent's 
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flop. Buchanan check-called a 1,200 chip bet from his opponent.
saw Buchanan check-call a 2,000 chip bet from the cutoff. They moved to the river where they both checked.
who back-doored the flush to stay in the game. He's back to 20,000.
A little Tender Loving Care reference for you... Man, Chilli was hot. Anyway, back to the pokers.
Tyler Netter and Joe Hachem were back at it moments ago, with Hachem winning another significant pot.
Action folded around the table to Netter on the button who opened with a raise to 600. Hachem made the call from the big blind and the flop came 
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Hachem then fired bets on the flop (600), turn 
(1,600) and river (2,800), all of which were called by Netter, who tossed his cards into the muck pile after Hachem tabled 
for trips at the showdown.
After the hand, Hachem stacked up 25,700 in chips while Netter fell back down to 13,900.
, action was checked to McCreedy who fired a 3,000 bet. Gruissem was the lone caller and the two went heads-up to the turn -- 
. -- which put a seven-high straight on the board.. McCreedy, too, played the board, revealing 
and the two chopped the pot and headed off for the break.
