Shorr Shooting Up The Counts
Shannon Shorr's climb up the chip counts continues; he now has 43,000 chips.
On a 
flop, Shorr bet 1,200 into his two opponents. James Carroll folded in the hijack, but Bulgarian pro Simeon Naydenov called from the cutoff. The dealer burned a card before placing the 
on the felt for the players to ponder over. Shorr made it 4,300 to play and Naydenov had seen enough and sent his cards back to the dealer.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
43,000 | 2,000 |
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. Schimpf checked to Hairabedian, who fired 7,000 into a pot of around 17,000. Schimpf check-raised all in for around 30,000, and Hairabedia threw his hands in the air.
for a pair of kings. Schimpf had him crushed however, revealing 
for a set of queens.
completed the board, and Schimpf doubled to around 75,000 chips. Hairabedian dropped to around 17,000.
flop looked kind to Silver as it paired his queen, but he quickly noticed that Nemeth flopped Broadway and had increased his chanceto 84.55% of winning.
left Silver looking for a king on the river to chop, but there was just a 6.82% chance of that happening. The dealer burned one last time and put out the 
flop, Vasilyev holding 
for an open-ended straight, but he was in heaps of trouble as Lukas Roczniac was sat their with 
and had flopped the nuts.
and 
respectively, and with that Vasilyev said his goodbyes and headed for the exits.
peaked through the window. The following card was the 
bricked on the river.
