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Ruth Graham opened to 12,000 from early position and received a call from Jason Sater on the button. Dapo Ajayi three-bet to 48,000 and Graham put in a four-bet to 100,000. Sater got out of the way and Ajayi peeled, bringing a flop of ![]()
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Ajayi checked to Graham, who bet 75,000. Ajayi announced he was all in, effectively putting Graham to a decision for her final 105,000.
"Yes! I faded the snap call, baby!" Ajay said emphatically after Graham did not immediately call. After about 90 seconds in the tank, he added, "I might even show this one."
Graham thought for another minute or so while Ajayi remained animated, prompting Graham to say that his actions were straight out of a book on tells. He asked what that meant towards her decision and she said she was pretty sure she was about to make the most exploitable fold she could possibly make.
Eventually, she followed through with the fold. The table prodded Ajayi to show the bluff again and he countered, saying he would show if Graham would. The table convinced Ajayi that Graham had folded kings, which she confirmed.
Ajayi began to wear a wry grin as he peeled his cards up to look back at them. He then proceeded to show ![]()
, resulting in a boisterous response from the table as he collected the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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According to a source in the poker room, Aaron Johnson has just doubled up after getting ![]()
all in preflop against a player's ![]()
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to put Johnson in bad shape but he was able to hit a
on the turn to stay alive, bringing his chip total over the six-figure mark.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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There was around 30,000 in the pot on a flop of ![]()
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and Dapo Ajayi had check-raised from the big blind to 50,000 over a bet of 14,000 from Alex Rocha, who was under the gun.
Rocha thought for a bit and decided to fold.
"Show the bluff! One time!" some tablemates said. Ajayi hesitated before mucking.
Meanwhile, Jason Sater has chipped up to a stack of 707,000 and is the likely chip leader as the field nears 100 players remaining.
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Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Matt Livingston three-bet all in on the button over an open to 12,000 and Maxx Holland called from the small blind. The raiser folded ![]()
face-up and then it was time for Holland and Livingston to table their hands and run the cards.
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The two found themselves in a coin flip situation and the board came ![]()
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to give Holland Broadway and send Livingston to the rail.
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In the first half of the day's first level, Travis Poncik has chipped up to 225,000, more than doubling the stack with which he came into the day. According to his wife, Melodie, he has been dealt pocket jacks, kings, and aces already and used them to get his stack to its current figure.
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Jason Sater had opened from late position and action was back on him after Chuck Swansfeger shoved all in for his last 44,000 from the big blind. Sater made the call.
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The flop came ![]()
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, giving Swansfeger two pair and Sater a gutshot draw to Broadway. The turn fell
, giving Swansfeger a sweat on one final card. Unfortunately, that card would be his last as the dealer burned and turned the river
to complete Sater's straight and eliminate Swansfeger from the tournament.
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