Zhihao Zhang moved all in from under the gun for 20,300 and a player on the button called all-in for just a few hundred less.
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and Zhang eliminated his opponent while moving to over 40,000 in chips.
Zhihao Zhang moved all in from under the gun for 20,300 and a player on the button called all-in for just a few hundred less.
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The board ran out ![]()
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and Zhang eliminated his opponent while moving to over 40,000 in chips.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Three players got it all in preflop, with a player under the gun ripping in about 21,000, Jeff Jansen calling in middle position, and the big blind calling off her stack of about 10,000.
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Players at the table complimented the big blind on her call, but the ![]()
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runout sent the pot to Jansen, who scored a double knockout.
Stephen Fishbach has just been eliminated from today's tournament.
Fishbach found himself all in holding ![]()
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and was unable to improve.
Fishbach however would quickly re-enter and take his seat amongst the remaining field.
Jeff Chapman just doubled up and nearly busted an opponent with ![]()
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. We didn't see when the money went in, but Chapman's opponent had ![]()
in front of him as 22,600 was counted out from his stack to be sent to Chapman.
At another table, David Huertas busted with ![]()
against a player who made a pair of nines with ![]()
.
Survivor Tocantins and Survivor Cambodia contestant Stephen Fishbach has just taken a seat in today's Tuesday Takeoff.
He joins fellow Survivor contestant Tyson Apostol who is currently trending upwards with a healthy 64,000 in chips.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
We found Steve Nevius in the small blind, putting an opponent at risk for around 10,000 on a board of ![]()
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for queens up, and his opponent had ![]()
and was in need of help in the form of an eight or a ten. The
river missed him, and Nevius appears to be the chip leader at this early juncture.