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but in trouble against the 
held by Jeff Garza.
was a good one for Kagawa as suddenly he had plenty of potential flush outs. One of them was the 
which hit on the turn to complete his flush. A meaningless 
on the river and Masaaki Kagawa takes a 1-0 lead over Jeff Garza!
and Garza sheepishly turned over 
as he is caught making a move.
and Garza is left with 13,000 as Kagawa once again reclaims the lead!
and Kagawa led for 1,500. Garza thought for a moment before making the call. The turn brought the 
and Kagawa checked the action over to Garza who fired 3,000 into the middle. Kagawa then announced that he was all in. Although we didn't catch the suits, Garza flashed red A-K before tossing his cards into the muck.
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for top pair and flush draw, but Kagawa had flopped the nut flush with the 
. A on the river gave Winston a meaningless two pair as Masaaki Kagawa's flush is enough to win the pot and the match in a 2-1 result.
to give him a set and a commanding lead in the hand. The turn was a repeat 
to leave Kagawa drawing dead. The meaningless river was the 
and Roy Winston claims the win in the second match to level this tight semi final contest at 1-1!
and was racing against Kagawa's .
gave Kagawa the lead as Winston was left looking for a jack to square the series. The turn was the which gave Winston more outs to a flush, however the river was the and Kagawa survives to double up to over 6,500 chips.
