Level 2
: 100/100, 100 ante
After being seated at the same table for yesterday's Day 1a, Michael Wang and Kelly Minkin have found themselves as tablemates yet again early on Day 1b. After playing several hands with one another yesterday, two wasted no time getting into a pot together this afternoon as well.
There was 2,500 in the pot on a flop of 
and Minkin checked in early position to Wang, who was on her left. Wang bet 1,500 and Minkin called. The turn came 
and MInkin check-called another 3,600 from Wang.
The river fell 
and Minkin checked once more. Wang announced he was all in, shoving his last 14,000 forward to effectively put Minkin all in for her last 8,400. Minkin thought about her decision for about 20 seconds and pushed her cards forward to the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
26,700
900
|
900 |
|
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|
8,400
6,900
|
6,900 |
flop, and the middle position player checked the 
turn as well. McCracken bet 2,000 and only Onimole called.
hit the river, and McCracken bet 3,500. Onimole instantly shoved, putting McCracken at risk for his last 16,000, and McCracken didn't take long to call. Onimole tabled 
for top set, and McCracken grimaced, then showed his 
for an inferior set before hitting the rail.
. Hopkins checked and Minkin put out a continuation-bet of 1,000. The next two players folded, putting action back on Hopkins, who made the call.
. Hopkins checked to Minkin, who fired a second barrel of 2,500. Hopkins put out chips to call.
and Hopkins led out, betting 3,500. Minkin folded and Hopkins took down the pot.
. The big blind checked. Crider threw out a bet of 2,100 and the big blind threw out chips to call.
river, and Brozek flipped up 
for aces-up. His opponent mucked.
and Mader threw out a continuation-bet of 3,000. His opponent called. Mader fired another 7,000 on the turn 
hit the river. Montalbano bet 1,000, and Hinton raised to 3,000. Montalbano made the call, and after Hinton tabled 
