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He shoved on the button for 12,700 with
and ran into the player small blind's 
.The board ran out
and his opponent made the better two pair to send Sica home.
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,700
Total Entries
716
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 716
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He shoved on the button for 12,700 with
and ran into the player small blind's .The board ran out
and his opponent made the better two pair to send Sica home.
and D'Agostino held two kings.The board ran out
and D'Agostino won the pot. He eliminated the player on the hand and bumped himself to about 180,000 chips.
The flop came down
and Akenhead put out a continuation bet of 5,900. Melikian called and the turn brought the 
. Akenhead slowed down and checked. Melikian bet 9,500 and Akenhead made the call, checking when the 
fell on the river. Melikian went all in and sent Akenhead into the tank for a good three minutes, before giving it up.Akenhead drops to 295,000 while Melikian inceases his stack to 75,000.
flopped an ace to take the lead against Karr's 
, and McClean never caught up. Marchese doubled to 73,000, and Karr took a hit to around 160,000.
. The small blind checked, and KidPoker bet 4,200. Mercier folded, and the small blind quickly moved all in. It was only another 6,200 for Negreanu to call. But he talked himself through the hand as usual and decided it wasn't worth a call."Why didn't you call?" whined his opponent, who said he had
for the flopped nuts. "Anyone else at the table calls."
board. His opponent didn't immediately call, but eventually he shipped calling chips into the pot. Morgan's one pair of kings, 
, was the wining hand.
We got to the table with 68,000 chips already up for grabs and the board showing
. Josephy was in the big blind and made a bet of 45,000 into Procopio (UTG) and Woodward (late position). Procopio tanked for a minute, cutting 45,000 off of his stack and counting his remaining chips of approximately 52,000. In the end he folded.That moved the action to Woodward, who had a total of 77,000 in his stack. He tanked for about as long as Procopio did before calling. Upon that call Josephy craned his neck to see how much more Woodward was playing.
The river paired the board
. Josephy banged out a check; Woodward did the same. "Jacks and sixes," Josephy called, turning up 
. It was good. Procopio looked ill."You have aces over there?" a player asked.
"He had 9-10 of diamonds," replied Josephy.
"Better than that," Procopio corrected.
"Better than that?" Josephy seemed skeptical.
Procopio nodded. "If I call, you lose,"
Procopio didn't call and so Josephy didn't lose. His 275,000 chips put him right near the leaders.
The flop came down
and action checked to Terry. He fired 8,000 and Karr called. The big blind folded.The turn was the
and Karr checked. Terry fired another bet, this time for 17,000. Karr made the call.The river was the
and Karr checked again. Terry stayed on the gas with a bet of 40,000. Karr tanked, but eventually made the call. He then mucked when Terry rolled over the 
for top two pair. Karr claimed to also have aces up.Karr dropped to 115,000 chips and Terry jumped to 210,000.
The player on the button had two overs with the
to Pahuja's . The board ran out 
and Pahuja lost the race, dropping back to 105,000 chips.
