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Level: 7
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 0
PartyPoker Premier League IV
PartyPoker Premier League IV
Day: 2
Event Info
PartyPoker Premier League IV
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$100,000
Total Entries
6
Level
7
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 6
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and then David Benyamine gave a lot of thought to his 
. He eventually reraised to 215,000 and Tran mucked his hand.
. JC Tran was in the big blind and looked at the 
. He thought about his hand for a minute and then let it go.
and raised to 65,000. David Benyamine was in the small blind with the 
and tanked over his decision. Eventually, he folded his hand in a spot where a lot will argue he could have moved in. Roland De Wolfe folded in the big blind his 
and Tran scooped the pot.
and JC Tran reraised with the 
to 235,000. De Wolfe folded the best hand and Tran picked up the pot, winning with the worst of it.
and raised to 78,000. David Benyamine called holding the 
from the big blind.The flop came down
and both players checked.The turn was the
and gave Benyamine an open-ended straight flush draw. He checked and Laak fired a big 175,000. Benyamine winced at the bet sizing and let his hand go.The players rabbit hunted and a jack came off on the river, completing the straight for Benyamine, but he didn't make it that far.
. JC Tran looked at the 
and moved all in to put Laak all in. After several minutes of deliberating, Laak called off his stack of 399,000.The flop came down
and Tran picked up two pair to stay in the lead. It wasn't over though as Laak held a straight draw to broadway.The turn was the
and Laak still needed a ten on the river. The river was the 
and Laak did it again, continuing to run good against Tran and making his straight to double through.
and Roland De Wolfe reraised to all in for 414,000. Benyamine folded and De Wolfe picked up the pot.
. JC Tran picked up two jacks -- 
-- and reraised to 277,000. Laak moved all in and Tran made the call.The flop came down
and Tran stayed in the lead. The turn card brought the worst possible card for Tran when the 
fell. Not only to Laak take the lead, but he also killed Tran's as an out.The river was the
and Laak was able to eliminate Tran from the tournament. Just like that, Tran went from being the big chip leader to being out of the tournament. Laak assumes the top of the leaderboard with over 1.5 million chips and closer to locking up his second win already!
. Phil Laak made the call with .The flop put Laak in the lead and continued his run good:
.The turn was the
and the river the 
. That was it for Benyamine, who finished in 3rd place and earned eight points. He also won $16,000 for his finish.
