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: 100/200, 25 ante
Bruno Portaro had bet 900 on the 
board, and his opponent, Antonio Esfandiari, raised it up to 2,200. Portaro called, and the river completed the board with the 
. Portaro moved all in for 4,450, and Esfandiari snap-called.
Portaro tabled the 
for a rivered straight, and Esfandiari mucked his hand.
"Nice hand, sir," said Esfandiari after taking a few sips of freshly squeezed juice.
A few moments later after Esfandiari joked about being tilted, Portaro asked that if Esfandiari talks to Joe Hachem, "Be sure to tell him that Bruno tilted you."
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flop gave him trips whereas the opponent found a flush draw. To make sure that there is no suckout, Fundaro improved further with the 
on the turn and he was guaranteed to claim the chips.
on the turn. Fundaro seized control with a bet of 700 after the 
river and that was enough to avoid a showdown.
flop saw Riess get his remaining chips in against Bowen, who had flopped top pair with 
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flop. However, Suchanek did pick up an open-ended straight draw. The 
turn didn't complete it, and neither did the 
river. With that, Riess was shipped the double.
flop, the player in the small blind had checked in the dark. This put the action on Madsen first, and he bet 650. The lady behind him folded, as did the player from the small blind, and Madsen picked up the pot.
. An ace on the river spelled doom for Rubie, and he was left to decide whether or not he'd return for Day 1c, which is set to begin soon. We're guessing he will.
and was ahead preflop against his opponent's 
