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and quickly shipped in his whole stack. His opponent called all in for less, a total of 12,000, with 
. Kang clenched and shook his hands in frustration when the flop came down 
. He had outs to a king or a jack, but the turn was the 
and the river was the 
. Kang was left to shake his head and stare up at the ceiling, asking the poker gods why they hate him.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
board. Kelopuro had position on his lone opponent and had made a bet of 11,000 chips. His opponent tanked for one minute before giving up the ghost, allowing Kelopuro to increase his count to approximately 75,000.
and moved his chips into the middle. His opponent emphatically called all in for less with 
. A flop of 
hit both players, giving O'Shea two pair and bringing a flush draw for the button. Everyone loves a good sweat, right? The turn 
changed nothing, nor did the river 
. Each player made two pair, but O'Shea's aces and queens were the best hand. He eliminated the button and chipped up to 36,000.
and then going back through the muck after he'd handed his cards to the dealer trying to find whatever other raggy piece of unplayable filth he'd had. He also passed his small blind the next hand. Now all he needs is several quadruple-ups in a row and he'll be back in the game.
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