Level: 1
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
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and Baron called a 750 continuation bet from his opponent.
on the turn, sending the action straight to 5th Street which brought the 
. Baron's opponent then fired a 2,100 value bet and Baron made the call only to see his opponent turn over for a runner-runner top two. Baron mucked, leaving himself with 26,500 in chips.
, and there were about 8,500 chips stacked in the pot. Ramdin was first to act, and he fired out 5,000 straight. That sent Mattern into the think tank for several minutes as a crowd of spectators began to huddle around the table. Mattern clutched a blue T5,000 chip in his hand, clearly trying to talk himself into or out of a call. After a long pause, the chip dropped from his hand and into the pot for a call.
, and his set was good enough. Mattern double-clutched his cards before sending them back to the dealer face-down.
, we joined a heads-up pot in progress with the action on Tom "durrrr" Dwan in the big blind. He led out into the pot with a bet of 825, and his lone opponent, Robert Mizrachi, came along with the call.
to pair the board, and Dwan passed this time. Mizrachi now took the lead with a bet of 1,000, and Dwan called. The last card off was the 
, and the action check-checked with Dwan tabling the winning 
. His trips hated that turn card, but a baby boat is good enough to move Dwan up to about 33,000.
. Klodnicki checked and his opponent fired 1,500. Klodnicki then raised to 3,500. After about a minute of thought, the player made the call. and Klodnicki led out with a bet worth 6,000. Another minute passed before the player on the button would make the call., two pair sat on board and Klodnicki went into the tank. He didn't move a muscle for a solid minute before looking up slowly and announcing "all in." The all-in bet was worth a little over 19,000 and Klodnicki had his opponent covered.
, Liz Boeree called 12,000 from David Williams after tanking. Williams tabled 
for the nut flush, having made it on the turn. Boeree mucked her hand and slipped to 13,000. Williams jumped to 50,000.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
