We didn't see whether the money went in preflop or post, but it was the ![]()
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of Francisco Benitez in the big blind against the ![]()
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of Jason Koon. The flop was ![]()
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, a great one for Koon, and no further help emerged for Benitez.
We didn't see whether the money went in preflop or post, but it was the ![]()
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of Francisco Benitez in the big blind against the ![]()
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of Jason Koon. The flop was ![]()
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, a great one for Koon, and no further help emerged for Benitez.
Level: 13
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 15,000
Alfred Karlsson opened for pot and called a pot-sized reraise from Bernard Larabi on the button. Just 24K was behind and that went in on the ![]()
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flop.
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Karlsson was in bad shape and the
turn and
river didn't save him.
Level: 12
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 12,500
Dante Goya potted in the small blind and called a repot from "Justbc0fU." Goya shoved his last 624K in on ![]()
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and received a call.
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Goya was in good shape to dub with the leading pair plus draw. However, the
turn brought equities closer and Justbc0fU got there with the
on the river.
Francois Billard raised in the cutoff and called a three-bet from small blind Joachim "jochee" Haraldstad to 920,000. On the ![]()
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, Haraldstad set Billard in for 901K and the Canadian was only too happy to call with ![]()
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for top set.
Haraldstad showed ![]()
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for a pair plus diamonds. The
turn added some more outs, and the
river got him there.
Level: 11
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
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, Jason Koon and Alexander "xBGx" Fitasov got it in for 1.6 million apiece with Koon at risk.
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Both players had top two but Koon had overcards to give him a shot at bigger two pair. He didn't hit on the
turn but the
river was the ticket.
Just before the table closed, we saw Connor Drinan bust "Sansibarsch" after flopping the second-nut straight in a 6.3 million pot. Now, Drinan's atop the chip counts.