In Level 37 with blinds at 60,000/120,000 (15,000 ante), "jbodey5288" raised all in for 1,214,624 from late position and was called by "treetrap" from the big blind.
"treetrap: 
"jbodey5288": 
"jbodey5288" was ahead with their made hand of fives until the 
flop appeared pairing "treetrap's king.
The 
turn didn't change a thing nor did the 
river, ending "jbodey5288's" tournament in eighth place.
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These two players fell in Level 35 with blinds at 45,000/90,000 (11,250 ante), setting the stage for the official final table.
The remaining players are on a five-minute break.
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In Level 32 with blinds at 30,000/60,000 (7,500 ante), "johnpaggi" limped in from late position and then called off their 457,449 stack after "BoozeHound" three-bet jammed for 460,305 from the small blind.
"johnpaggi":
"BoozeHound": 
"johnpaggi" had their opponent dominated until the 
flop appeared pairing "BoozeHound's" ten.
The 
turn was no help to "johnpaggi" nor was the 
river as their tournament ended in 15th place for $1,050.
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