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Level 4
: 100/200, 25 ante
We found Steve Belland with 8,000 in front of him, a min-raise over big blind Brad Feldman's bet on an 
flop. Feldman responded by pushing all in, and Belland called for about 17,000 total.
Belland: 
Feldman: 
Feldman was miles ahead with his set, but Belland turned some equity with the 
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"Ace me," he said, preparing to walk away from the table as if he didn't really believe it would happen. He was right, as the river brought only the 
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flop. Ring bet 1,600, and his opponent made it 3,200. Ring called, and a 
turned. The player under the gun bet 6,400, and Ring reasoned out loud that his opponent must have a set of deuces before folding 
face up. His opponent didn't show.
, and the button called. Jim Lawrence, who had checked in the small blind, raised to 3,200 and was called by only the original bettor. Lawrence kept coming with 5,000 on the 
turn, and his opponent thought for awhile before calling. A 
made a four-straight on board, and Lawrence verbalized a check. His opponent turned over 
for rivered two pair, but Lawrence had one better with the 
board all in. The player thought for about a bit before calling off his 5,000 or so, and Vang turned over 
for a turned flush.
for a bluff, while Smith tabled 
for third pair.
, more than enough to beat 
. The bettor sent 5,675 to Buckley, and he's back above the starting stack after losing some chips early.
completed the board, and Kirby paused before shoving all in after his opponent. The count was around 12,000, and the fourth-street bettor found a fold.
. The pot contained a good spread of yellow T1,000 chips, at least 12,000 total. His opponent made the call, and Criego rolled over 
for a turned full house.
