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against an opponent's 
, we believe on the flop of a 
board, and is now up to a respectable 23,000.
flop. His opponent bet a chunky 3,850, and Chen pushed for another 10,000 or so. After some dwelling and squirming, his opponent called, and Chen couldn't have been more ahead. 
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
board, Martin Lundegren checked to Ivo Donev on the button. Donev, almost entirely obscured behind his shades and the hood of his entirely unnecessary raincoat, bet 9,000. Call.
river, Lundegren checked again. Donev removed his hood -- for after all, it seldom rains in the card room. He thought things over, counted his chips, counted Lundegren's chips, and then checked behind.
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PokerNews' Gloria Balding caught up with Team PokerStars Pro Noah Boeken to chat about his day at the table. Unfortunately, Glo brought a bit of bad luck to the young pro as he would find himself sitting on the rail just a few minutes later.
in a three-way pot. Isabelle Mercier was on the button and bet 2,300 when action was checked to her. Both of her opponents called, for a sizable three-way river that fell . Everyone checked, with Mercier turning over 
first. That two pair, tens and aces, was the winning pot and pushed Mercier's chip count up to 16,000.
