. His opponent held the 
. The board ran out 
and Lee doubled the player up, losing about 10% of his stack in the process.
2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,150
Entries
150
Level
21
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 150
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. His opponent held the . The board ran out and Lee doubled the player up, losing about 10% of his stack in the process.
Dan Casetta - 167,500
Layne Flack - 158,000
Blair Hinkle - 158,000
. His out-of-position opponent called the bet after some thought.The river was the
and drew an immediate bet of 10,000 from the out-of-position player. Hoivold seemed frustrated by both the card and the bet but couldn't bring himself to fold. He called and was shown the nuts, 
. Hoivold flung his cards into the muck in disgust, his chip count slipping to about 15,000.
, Layne Flack checked before Brock Parker fired 4,500. Steven Burkholder called and the next player folded before action got back to Flack. He folded as well, leaving Parker and Burkholder in the hand.After the
fell on the river, Parker checked. Burkholder paused for a few moments and then checked behind. Parker tabled the 
for sevens and threes, but Burkholder beat him with the 
for tens and sevens.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
, the first player fired 3,000 and the next player folded. Anthony Yeh made the call to close the flop action and the two went to the turn where the paired the board.The first player checked and Yeh fired 4,600. He was called. The river was the
and both players checked. Yeh couldn't beat his opponent's 
and mucked his hand, slipping back to 46,500 chips.
. His lone opponent bet 20,500, enough to put Madsen all in. He thought the hand through for several moments before calling."Good call," his opponent said, turning up an airball
. Madsen showed 
for a set of fives, good to rake a pot worth roughly 75,000 chips.
. Lichtenberger fired a continuation bet of 3,200 and Froehlich called.The turn was the
and Lichtenberger checked. Froehlich checked behind and then the hit the river. Lichtenberger checked and Froehlich bet 6,300. Lichtenberger called, but mucked when Froehlich turned up the 
for broadway. He moved up to 50,000 while Lichtenberger dropped to 53,000.
