Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Steve Sung raised to 1,250 and then Layne Flack reraised to 3,750. Play folded back to Sung, and he gave it up.
Upeshka De Silva has been on a pretty good run this year. He cashed in five events at the WSOP, including winning his first gold bracelet for $424,577 and finishing 36th in the Main Event for $211,821. He also recently finshed 11th at WPT Choctaw for $50,466. All together, De Silva is having a career year with over $700,000 in live tournament earnings.
In one recent hand, De Silva placed a bet of 6,250 on the board of ![]()
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. Dean Bobel called, and the turn was the
. De Silva fired again, this time for 9,250, and Bobel took his time before he decided to raise to 16,500. De Silva didn't make a quick decisions, but eventually folded, and Bobel won the pot.
Debbie Hinton made it 2,000 to go, and the player in Seat 1 reraised to 5,500. Michelle Chin shoved all in for her last 31,750, and then the action moved back to Hinton. She took a bit of time to make her decision, but eventually folded. The other player called with the ![]()
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The board ran out ![]()
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to give Chin an ace-high flush.
"Thank you all for giving me so much time to decide," Hinton said.
"What did you have?" a player asked.
"None of that," she replied.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
From middle position, John Newcombe raised to 1,100. Andy Philachack made the call from the next seat, Ari Engel called from the cutoff seat, and then the player on the button reraised all in for 6,600. Play folded all the way back to Engel, and he called with the ![]()
. The all-in player had the ![]()
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The flop, turn, and river ran out ![]()
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, and Engel sent over the chips to pay off his opponent.