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. Williams held pocket eights.The board ran out
, giving Williams the double up to 65,000.
2009 PokerStars.net LAPT Playa Conchal
LAPT Playa Conchal Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net LAPT Playa Conchal
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$628,075
Total Entries
259
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 259
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. Williams held pocket eights.The board ran out
, giving Williams the double up to 65,000.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 300
The flop came down
. Gomes slid out a tall stack of chips totaling 20,500. Gonzalez mucked his hand, giving Gomes the pot. With that pot, Gomes is up to 120,000 chips.
The board ran out
, giving both players a set, but Emperador's was higher.He now has over around 65,000 chips.
Holding a pocket pair of aces, Pardo watched a
flop come down in a hand against a single opponent. Pardo told us he check-raised his opponent, who then three-bet all in. Pardo made the call and found himself up against his opponent's flush draw: 
.The turn blanked
and Pardo filled up on the river when the 
came, securing him the pot.
and Graham checked. Bergren fired 6,000 before Graham raised to 16,000. Bergren made the call and the two players would see a turn card.The turn brought the
and Graham checked over to Bergren. He fired 35,000 this time, sending Graham into the tank for a few minutes. After puffing on his unlit cigar and contemplating his decision, Graham mucked his hand.Graham dropped to 70,000 while Bergren moved up to 245,000.
, making it 8,000 to go. HIs opponent called, bringing the 
on the turn. Levesque moved all in for 47,500 total. After a few minutes in the tank, the player made the call with 
. Levesque held 
.The river was the
, keeping Levesque in the lead and doubling him up to 120,000.
failed to overtake his opponent's 
. The button had raised and the small blind flat-called before Salles moved all in from the big blind. After the button folded, the small blind made the call and was the one who eliminated Salles.
The players have returned and we're back in action. Only eight tables are left in play. While on break, Lynn Gilmartin spoke with our chip leader Fred Dykes:
