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. Sam Youssef and Barry Long had made it to this stage heads up.Youssef moved all in, having his man covered, and that's when the drama started. Long apparently said, "I call," and opened up his cards, revealing
. The dealer pulled Long's cards into the muck though, and the hand appeared to be over. Youssef showed 
for complete air and the dealer awarded him the pot.Long immediately objected, saying that he had clearly called the bet. Neither the players at the table nor the dealer heard his declaration, but he insisted. The floor was called over for a ruling.
Long contested that he had explicitly made the call. "Why would I turn over my hand if I didn't call?!" he argued. After hearing both sides of the story, the decision was made to award the pot to Long.
. Cabrera bet out 1,200 chips, and Barter moved all in. Cabrera called off his last 15,150 chips, putting himself at risk of being eliminated.
, a blank, and the river was another raggy 
. Cabrera's set held up, doubling him up to 38,000. Barter, meanwhile, is crippled all the way back to just 2,300.
where the action checked around. The turn was the 
and again the players sat back and checked it through.
and Mountt took a stab with a bet of 2,500. Paino made the call as Pedley stepped aside. Mountt showed 
for the straight but Paino revealed 
for a full house to take the pot!
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for top two pair to be well in front of the 
. Fortunes changed on the river, however, as the 
and Lees bet 12,000, prompting Saab to shout, "Wow, wow, wow, wow! I think I have to call." Shortly thereafter Saab made the call and Lees turned over a pocket pair of threes for a full house. Saab mucked and told his table that he was going to go on some variation of super-ultra-mega tilt after the hand.
for top pair, but he was left drawing to runners as Tahtouh flipped 
to double Tahtouh up to 107,000. Villandberg is still in good shape with 90,000.
