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. Seemingly content to flip for his double up, he watched as Haugen tabled 
, and the race was on.
. The 
on the turn was safe as well, but the 
that rivered was a soul crusher. Haugen pairs his overcard, picking up the knockout and moving up dangerously close to the two-million-chip mark. He's got 1.97 million by our count.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
. The 
that hit the turn was a bit of a scare, though, as it gave Bansi four outs to the winning gutterball. Wouldn't ya know it, the 
ripped off the deck on the river, improving Bansi to the unlikely straight.
in front of them. Ivey checked first and then Bansi checked behind. and Ivey bet 25,000. Bansi called.
and Ivey fired 90,000. Bansi was right there to make the call with his pocket tens -- 
. Ivey mucked his hand without showing and dipped down to 305,000. Bansi increased to 1.27 million.
, and the all-in player was looking to get very lucky with 
. To his demise, the board ran down clean: 
. Shulman tallies the knockout, moving his stack up to about 620,000 in the process.
. After the river fell, Ivey fired 25,000 after his opponent checked. The player folded and Ivey scooped the pot. It's not a big hand, but things are improving for Ivey. He's back up to 475,000 chips.
. Steely stood from his chair and clutched his hands to his head, clearly nervous. He would be able to settle down just a bit as the dealer peeled the 
off the deck on fourth street. Steely was shocked to hit his card as he spun around and shook his head. The river was a blank 
, and Steely's pair of kings is good enough to earn him the knockout.
