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with three-way action involving Ryan Phan in middle position and both players in the blinds. Action had checked to Phan and he was in the process of making a bet which wound up totaling 5,300. The small blind folded to put action onto the big blind, who took about 20 seconds to decide on a call. 
for a flopped flush, turned full house, and earned the pot as his opponent tabled a second-best 
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. The all-in player picked up four extra outs on the turn 
and was sent to the rail as a result. Larson now finds himself over 100K after winning the pot.
and the under-the-gun player made a continuation-bet of 3,000. Jackson raised after the player in between folded, making it 9,000, and the under-the-gun player three-bet jammed for around 20,000. Jackson called.
add an open-ended straight draw to Jackson's total number of outs, which ultimately proved to be too much for the all-in player to fade as the river 
gave Jackson the straight and earned him both the pot and knockout.
and river 
and saw his opponent muck to take down the pot with his pair of jacks.
. Lett tabled 
with heads-up action between the under-the-gun Archie Raimer and his opponent in middle position. Raimer had checked and was facing a bet of 1,600, which he check-raised to 4,000. His opponent called.
and Raimer continued, betting 6,500. His opponent called again and the river came 
