David Dawson felted Mohamad Saadeghvaziri once already today. Saadeghvaziri bought back in, but found himself back at Dawson's table and is once more having difficulty dealing with his one-time vanquisher.
Just now we came on a hand in which three players reached the turn with the board showing 
, Saadeghvaziri fired 2,200, and after Suraj Dalal folded, Dawson called. The river was the 
, and when Dawson fired 3,500, Saadeghvaziri let his hand go.
Dawson held up his hand — 
— and afterwards Saadeghvaziri shook his head, saying he had pocket sevens. That hand appears to have pushed Dawson up around 100,000 as we cross the halfway mark of Level 4.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
100,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
|
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11,000
7,000
|
7,000 |
flop. Andrews bet 2,500, Meek called, and the 
flop which Glantz bet 4,500 at. Only Paredes called to see the 
turn and Glantz fired again, this time 9,500. Still unable to shake Paredes, Glantz shoved for about 15,100 when the 
river fell.
and a sizable pot already developed, Suraj Dalal fired a bet of 4,000, then saw Robert Wood reraise to 14,000 behind. Dalal tanked for a while, then tossed out the calling chips.
. Wood mucked, and Dalal scooped the pot.
. Wood checked, Baumstein bet 925, then Saadeghvaziri raised to 3,025. Wood folded, and after pausing a beat Baumstein called.
, and Baumstein responded with a big bet of 15,025. Saadeghvaziri hemmed and hawed a bit, then with a bit of frustration folded his hand face up — 
(overpair) to Saadeghvaziri 's 
(open-ended straight draw).
and river the 
