Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
A player in the hijack bet 8,000 on a ![]()
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board and got a fold from the cutoff. Rich Alsup called on the button, and a
completed the board. The hijack fired 8,000 again, and Alsup thought it over and cut out a stack before pushing in 19,000 more. The hijack snap-called and showed ![]()
for a boat, but Alsup had it beat with ![]()
for a better boat.
"You were thinking about just calling," Rob Wazwaz said with a laugh. "If you had just called, I would have left you here with a broken rib."
A player opened to 3,200, and Jason Seitz shoved for 7,900 in the next spot (hijack). The opener put him at risk with ![]()
. Seitz had ![]()
and was dominated but flopped a six. The sweat wasn't over, though, since the ![]()
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flop gave Seitz's opponent a flush draw. The
turn and
river missed him.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Rob Wazwaz bet 9,000 after an opponent checked to him on a ![]()
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flop, and the player put him all in for 32,800 total. Wazwaz snapped in with ![]()
, and his opponent turned over ![]()
for a pair but he turned a straight draw when the
hit. The
river was safe for Wazwaz, though.
Mark Hodge and Kou Vang busted out at other tables.
Bill Hanson, who already had a hefty stack courtesy of a big pot he won off Rob Wazwaz, just put a player at risk on a ![]()
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holding ![]()
. Unfortunately for Hanson, his opponent had flopped a set of eights. After a
on the turn though, a
river left Hanson with a better set for the win.
Hanson appears to be the leader at this point.
Lance Harris put his last 13,200 in from early position and got a called from the big blind.
Harris: ![]()
Big blind: ![]()
The flop brought ![]()
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, and there was no waiting as another diamond hit on the turn to end Harris.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Players are on a 10-minute break.