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and Lappin perused the board as he riffled a stack of T1000 chips before cutting out a bet of 4,325. Blain had about 12,000 behind and decided to release his hand.
against a button raise. His opponent called 
and O'Dwyer couldn't hit a four to save himself.
.Katchalov was in the big blind and led out a modest 800. Mun Tong Wei from the Isle of Man was rather less modest with his bet, moving all in for just under 8,000.
for a flush draw and was up against the 
. The turn was the 
and the river the 
. No help for the Pro as he took a hit to his stack.
against Steven Powell's 
for the latter's final 6,000 when the board came 
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and Silver continued for 1,600. Livshitz called and the turn card was the 
Silver decided to check and Livshitz checked behind.
resignedly and after a beat Livshitz showed his 
and Sam Razavi bet out and faced a shove from Rational Group staff member Michael Booth. At least he meant to shove all in but he had left a small pile of T25 chips behind in the first movement of chips. Razavi called the bet and when Booth tabled 
Razavi showed him the superior 
