Little Pair Does the Job for Kirsch
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Level 10
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
Five players including Nick Petrangelo in the big blind and Robert Kirsch in middle position went to 
flop building a pot of about 25,000. All five players checked bringing the 
on the turn.
Petrangelo bet 8,700, getting a call from Kirsch and the player on the button. The 
completed the board and all three players checked. Petrangelo mucked, Kirsch tabled the 
and the player on the button mucked as well, surrendering the pot to Kirsch.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
136,000 | -4,000 |
|
57,000 | -53,000 |
flop looked safe enough. However, you can anticipate what came on the turn based on the title of this post... the 
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was run out on the river.
to give Lima a set.
turn left Sokolovskiy drawing dead, and he discovered his fate when he turned around just in time to see the meaningless 
on the river.
, Seymour made a bet worth 26,000. Dietrich moved all-in having Seymour covered and after a few moments in the tank, Seymour slid the rest of his stack, about 50,000, in the middle.
, flopping trips but ultimately getting bested.
turn gave Kenney quads.
flop paired Deadman, and he locked it up on the 
