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. Only Frank called.
turn. At the river 
, Frank led into Madsen for 6,000. Madsen looked pained to flick his cards into the center of the table thirty seconds later. Frank turned up a busted draw, 
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board.
and saw the bad news when his opponent turned over 
, leaving Williams drawing to just two outs.
landed on the river and Williams won the huge pot to surge to 210,00. He dropped a few chips on the last hand of the level, but is still the chip leader with 195,000.
, the big blind checked and Negreanu checked behind. The turn added the 
to the board and the big blind passed to Negreanu again. He fired 2,200 and the big blind mucked his hand, showing the 
. Negreanu didn't show and is back up to 39,000 chips.
, a player checked his action to Phil Ivey, who bet 6,000. His opponent made the call and then the river brought the 
. and dropped to 41,000 chips.
. Deeb, still enamored of his new hat, had led the betting for 3,050 after one check. The button called before a third player in the hand check-raised to 8,000. Only Deeb called.
. Deeb's opponent bet 22,000, enough to put Deeb all in. The bet immediately elicited a small sigh from Deeb. He spent two minutes in the tank, mutterings a few words to himself along the way, before pitching his cards in to the dealer.
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drew a quick check from Negreanu. His opponent eyeballed Negreanu's stack (about 30,000), then bet 3,100. Negreanu called.
turn. Negreanu checked again on the 
river, then launched into his trademark hand discussion after his opponent fired out for 7,500. .
and it was checked to Selbst. She shoved for 17,450 and was insta-called by her opponent. Selbst needed help with 
against her opponent's . The turn card was a blank for Selbst, but the river card gave her a straight to win the pot.
flop. It was checked to Tom Dwan on the button and he bet 3,000. Jonathan Tare went all in from the small blind for 14,175. It folded back to Dwan and he called all in for about 13,000. The hands were:
turn and river were blanks for Tare and he's down to just 1,300.
