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Level 8
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
John Juanda raised on the button and Kok Weng Beh countered with a 7,000-reraise out of the big blind. Juanda called.
Beh fired 7,500 on the 
flop, Juanda called and they continued to the 
turn. Beh paused and then tapped the felt, leaving the aggression to Juanda who didn't waste too long before throwing in 15,000. Beh, however, wasn't ready to give up just yet and called.
The paired the board and Beh checked again. Juanda tossed in a bet of 32,000, finally convincing Beh to lay his hand down.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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116,000
35,000
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35,000 |
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97,500
3,500
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3,500 |
and called when Elton Tsang made it 3,500 with 
. They quickly checked the 
flop and Aido stabbed on the 
turn, betting 6,000. Tsang paused for a moment and then called. The 
river saw Aido check and Tsang fired 10,000, earning a fold from Aido.
, Nick Schulman checked in the big blind and Stephen Chidwick bet 2,000. Schulman called and the 
arrived on the turn. Schulman checked again and Chidwick sized his second barrel at 8,000. Schulman tossed in calling chips.
for the top pair with top kicker and Schulman mucked his hand, leaving Chidwick with a big double.
. Elton Tsang called in the big blind with 
and Tsang checked. Greenwood put out a bet of 2,500 and Tsang called. 
and Tsang checked again. Greenwood bet again, making it 8,000. Tsang called. 
hit. Tsang checked. Greenwood wisely checked behind though, putting in no chips behind.
flop appeared. Stephen Chidwick (under the gun) also checked and Nick Schulman bet 2,700 on the button, prompting a fold from Ivey. Chidwick called. 
turn card and Schulman dropped another shell, making it 4,000. Chidwick took all of his chips and moved them forward, shoving for about 27,000. Schulman quickly sent his cards to the muck.
flop and the 
river, Greenwood filled up to a full house. Alvarado decided to put out a big bet of 42,000. Greenwood tanked for a bit, then moved all in for 58,000. Alvarado promptly folded and Greenwood took down the pot chipping up over 100,000.
flop. Chidwick checked back the 
and Phil Ivey and John Juanda checked to see the 
for top pair, but Ivey had better with 
and he scooped the pot to chip up a bit.
