Griffin Abel opened and then called the shove of big blind Jason Paff, who looked to have around 150,000.
Griffin Abel: 
Jason Paff: 
Unlike opponent a bit ago, Paff couldn't find a three-outer as it ran out 
to give Abel a straight.
Action folded to Dan Wagner on the cutoff, who opened to 50,000. Griffin Abel called on the button, as did George Stathers in the big blind. The flop was 
and action was checked to Abel, who bet 75,000. Stathers folded, and Wagner made the call. The turn came and action was checked through to the 
river. Wagner bet 110,000 and Abel deliberated for about two minutes before making the call.
Wagner tabled 
for top set, and Abel sent his hand into the muck.
Andy Spears opened to 50,000 in the cutoff and Marcus Gaunt defended big blind. Gaunt check-called 50,000 on 
and the 
arrived. Gaunt checked and Spears bet 125,000. Gaunt thought awhile and announced all in. Spears snap-called.
"You are ahead, sir," Gaunt said, tabling 
.
He was correct as Spears held 
for two pair. The 
river was a brick and Gaunt sent over 415,000.
Level: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 24,000
Action was folded preflop to Dan Wagner on the button, who raised to 40,000. Griffin Abel wasted no time putting in a three-bet from the small blind to 80,000, and Kelly Becker followed suit with a four-bet all in for about 320,000. Wagner folded and Abel deliberated before letting his cards go.
Becker showed 
as she took in the pot, asking the table to confirm if that was what she was supposed to do with that hand.
Griffin Abel opened for 50,000 under the gun, Anthony McIe raised all in from the button for 193,000 and Jason Paff shipped for a bit more. Abel got out of the way.
Anthony McIe:
Jason Paff:
The 
board brought a three-outer for McIe and Abel rued what he said was a fold of pocket nines.
Anthony McIe and Griffin Abel just played three hands in a row. The first two saw McIe open from the cutoff and hijack, respectively, with Abel defending his big and small blind, respectively as well. Both hands saw McIe take down small pots postflop.
On hand number three, McIe again opened from middle position to 50,000. Abel put in a three-bet to 80,000 and McIe made the call. The flop came 
and McIe checked to Abel, who bet 70,000. McIe made the call, leading the players to the 
turn. McIe checked, and Abel checked behind. The river brought the 
and McIe checked a third time. Abel fired in a bet of 263,000 and was quickly called.
Joyously, Abel turned over 
for turned quads and McIe's hand went into the muck.
Dan Wagner opened to 45,000, George Stathers made it 126,000 on the button and Jack Kerr jammed his 149,000 in from the small blind. Stathers called and tabled once again, with Kerr holding two unders: .
The hand was decided by the turn as 
rolled off the deck.
Iverson Cotton Snuffer got his last crumbs in with 
against the of Dan Wagner. The board ran out 
and Snuffer hit the rail.
Action was joined with Griffin Abel having put a three-bet in the pot for 90,000. It was folded to George Stathers in the big blind, who made a four-bet to 350,000, which was about half his stack. Abel thought for awhile, asked how much he had behind, and then thought for awhile longer. Eventually, he folded 
face up and Stathers raked in the pot.
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