and the first player checked to Cantu. He fired 3,125 and was check-raised to 8,500. Cantu made the call.
and the first player fired 12,000. Cantu made the call again.
and Cantu shoved in after his opponent fired 20,000. The player quickly made the call and the big pot was chopped up when both players rolled over 
for top two pair.
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in position against Justin Bonomo. Bonomo checked and then called 3,500.. Bonomo checked again, drawing a bet of 10,000 from Flack. This time Bonomo gave his decision a longer thought before tossing in a call. That call left Bonomo with roughly 12,000 behind.
as the river card. Bonomo checked a third time, then snap-folded to Flack's bet of 20,000.
board. His lone opponent raised to 9,100, a raise Lee quickly called. His opponent turned over 
for a rivered set of jacks. Lee slowly shook his head several times and then paid off the raise. He pitched his cards in to the dealer face up, revealing 
for a flopped set of eights.
. A player opened from middle position with a raise and was called by the cutoff and the button. Mackey moved all in for 19,125 total and must have known he was in serious trouble hen the original raiser called without much thought. Mackey had one live overcard against his opponent's 
. He didn't hit it. The board ran out 
to chase Mackey from the tournament.
to recent WPT Championship winner David Williams and he fired 2,200. His opponent called.
and the player checked to Williams again. He fired a bet of 3,500 this time and was called. and both players checked. Williams mucked when he saw his opponent turn up the 
and dropped back to 30,000.Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Tony Dunst just had his aces cracked by Doug Lee's 
. Lee made a straight on a board of 
-X to crack Dunst's aces and send him to the rail. Lee now has over 75,000 chips.
Here's a video from today of our very own Lynn Gilmartin asking Dunst how he feels about being kicked out of his favorite country Australia.
was the end of the hand. O'Dwyer tapped the felt in a check; then quickly folded to a bet of 5,000 from his opponent.
