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and both players checked. The turn delivered the 
and McClain fired a 20,000 bet that Troendly called in a heartbeat. 
and McClain open-shoved all in. Troendly considered calling for a minute, but eventually folded, flashing the 
.
for the nut Broadway straight.
to the 
of Dombrowski. 
and was accompanied by 
. The turn was the 
, and the river added insult to injury as it fell 
.Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
and Clements checked to Troendly who shoved all in for a total of 46,900. Clements made the call and tabled 
.
, 
and Troendly raked in the pot worth over 100,000. Clements, meanwhile, dropped to 74,000 in the loss.
against the 
of Jake Solis. Marks had plenty of outs as the flop produced 
along with a blank. But failing to connect on the turn or the river, Marks shipped his remaining short stack over to Solis, who collected his second bust-out since the money.
and all three players checked. The turn brought the 
and Troendly led out with a 6,000 bet. Nguyen responded with a raise to 18,000 and Bostick got out of their way. When the action returned to Troendly, he reraised, making it a total of 33,000 to play; Nguyen just called. -- a scare card in every sense of the word -- fell on the river and Troendly immediately slid a stack of blue 500-denomination chips across the betting line, a bet worth 15,000. After a short dwell in the tank, Nguyen made the call and Troendly conceded, saying, "Nice call, you got it. I missed," as he returned his cards to the dealer. Nguyen showed 
for two pair to rake the pot.
. Bostick from the small blind led out with 17,000, and McClain behind him in the big blind decided to see another card. The turn was the and both players checked it down. After the river 
and more of the same (check,check), McClain showed 
, which was good enough to beat Bostick's .
giving both players the nut Broadway straight and a chance at hitting running flush cards. The turn and river filled out anticlimactically, however, finishing out 
, 
and the players took their bets back.
and McClain made a continuation bet of 15,000. Troendly then raised it up to 30,000, the minimum allowed, and McClain responded with an all-in reraise, after asking Troendly to count his remaining stack. Troendly wasted little time tossing his cards into the muck, leaving himself with around 86,000 in chips.
