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Longtime tournament professional and venerable figure on the circuit Victor Ramdin is in the house, taking a seat to the left of Anna Khait.
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15,000 |
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After being eliminated from Day 2 of Event 1 over in the Borgata Poker Room, Luke Edwards has done what all professionals do best: get right back on the horse and keep playing.
Edwards walked into the Signature Room moments ago to take his seat in Event 2, and although his run in the $1 million guaranteed event came to an end, he was optimistic that a shift in strategy would do the trick:
Apparently exfoliating, good cologne, and sitting next to a pretty girl won't win tournaments. #SpringPokerOpen #timefornewtechniquesFollow @7thecho
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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15,000 |
The field has streamed out towards the exits for a 15-minute break.
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50
We've spotted a couple more familiar faces taking their seats in the Signature Room, as experienced pro Tony Sinishtaj and World Series of Poker Seniors Event bracelet winner Kenneth Lind are in the house.
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15,000 | |
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15,000 | |
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Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
Anna Khait just passed by on her way to the cash game area, but she was kind enough to inform us that a straight draw/flush draw combination that failed to hit was what did her in.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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Busted |
When we arrived at the table, the flop was already out: 
. Three players were all in, there was about 40,000 piled up in the middle, and around 20,000 in a side pot.
Tony Sinishtaj was kind enough to fill us in on the details of what he called a "standard Borgata hand." There was a limp and a call preflop before Vito Delloso raised to 3,400. Both limpers called, the dealer fanned the flop, and the initial limper moved all in. The other limper called, Delloso moved all in, and the player called once again.
Delloso: 
Initial Limper: 
Second Limper: 
The board completed 
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, and Delloso raked in the massive pot.
"It's a bounty," one player joked at the table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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60,000 |
