Level 2
: 100/100, 100 ante
There was 4,500 in a three-way pot between Michael Wang in the small blind, the player in the big blind, and Jon Jaworski, who was in early position. Wang checked and the big blind bet 2,000. Jaworski went all in for 8,100, sending Wang into the tank. Eventually he folded.
"Six point one more to call?" asked the big blind. The dealer confirmed. He threw out chips to call and the hands were turned up.
Jon Jaworski: 
Opponent: 
Jaworski found his flopped pair of fours ahead of his opponent's two over cards and a gutshot to Broadway. The turn and river came 
and Jaworski secured the double, bringing him back near 20,000 after losing a chunk of chips to start the day.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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39,100
14,100
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14,100 |
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19,700 | |
with two players behind him left to act. A player in middle position called, as did Gil George from the hijack. 
and the early-position player bet another 6,000. The player in middle position folded and George called. 
for a rivered pair of tens and George turned over 
for a straight, good for the pot as he now finds himself having increased his starting stack by over 50 percent early on Day 1.
flop to the preflop raiser, who bet 700. Both the middle position player and Stringer called.
river. His opponents folded, and Stringer took down the pot.
flop was checked over to Mstr Lynch in the cutoff, who bet 1,100. Only the big blind and button made the call.
hit the turn, and the big blind checked. Lynch bet 2,800, and both the button and big blind quickly folded.
. Derrington checked again, putting action on to Kim. He announced a bet of 4,000, throwing an oversized chip out in the process. Derrington confirmed the amount and thought for about a minute before releasing his cards to the muck.
. Lai continued with another 2,700 and his opponent folded, resulting in the pot being sent his way.
