Robert Angeleri open-shoved for 48,000 and Michael Needle called.
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and Angeleri made quad aces to survive.
Robert Angeleri open-shoved for 48,000 and Michael Needle called.
Robert Angeleri: ![]()
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Michael Needle: ![]()
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Needle was ahead with kings but the board ran out ![]()
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and Angeleri made quad aces to survive.
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showing and 150,000 already in the pot, Nicolaus Estrella bet 60,000 and Michael Needle raised to 225,000.
Estrella thought it over before folding and Needle dragged the pot.
Estrella meanwhile, has run his Day 2 starting stack of 149,000 up past one million as Level 20 continues.
Just before the level increase, Bernard Lee opened from early position to 31,000 and Tsolmon Jargalsaikhan defended from the big blind.
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and Jargalsaikhan check-folded to a bet of 32,000 from Lee.
Lee flashed pocket kings to the table.
Despite dropping the pot, Jargalsaikhan has run up his stack past 800,000 in the early stages of Day 2.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
David Newton opened the cutoff to 27,000 and both Eric Estrellado and David Larson called from the blinds.
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, the action checked to Newton who continued for 17,000. Estrellado woke up with a raise to 50,000 and both Larson and Newton folded as he dragged pot.
Just before the break, Wilson Tolon opened to 21,000 from the cutoff and Michael Rusnak three-bet to 57,000 from the button. Tolon called.
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and Tolon check-called a bet of 45,000 from Rusnak.
On the turn
both players checked to the river
. Tolon led for 75,000 and Rusnak called.
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for a rivered straight and Rusnak mucked his hand.
Just this past August, Tolon won the $1,650 No-Limit Hold'em - Ante Up World Championship at Thunder Valley for $123,765.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.