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. Houghton, moving after seeing a bullet, peeled back to see what the accompanying card was... 
.
gave the youngster four more outs, and although none of those arrived, the 
turn and 
river gave both players two pair, ace high to chop it up.
, but was looked up by his neighbor's 
and failed to improve on a 
board.
and both players checked. The turn was the 
. The big blind bet 1,000 and Pagano called. The river was the 
. The big blind bet another 1,450 and Pagano called. 
for the rivered straight, but the big blind had turned a full house with and raked in the pot.
, Theo Tran checked, the button bet 1,250 and Tran made the call. The turn was the . Tran checked again, the button fired out 3,375 and Tran called. The river fell the 
and Tran checked a third time, the button setting him all in.
, Frank Gu pushed all in 
, and Roy made the call. Gu rose from his seat in anticipation, but the 
board was good enough for a double-up. Whilst Gu rises to 15,275, Roy drops to 15,275.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
. The small blind led out for 4,450 and Sunar went into the tank. Eventually he counted out a raise and pushed a total of 11,375 across the betting line. The small blind was deliberate as well, but didn't take as much time to slide his remaining stack towards the center. Sunar asked for a count, but he was covered. If he were to make the call, it would be for roughly his remaining 8,800 chips and his tournament life. 
