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JC Tran opened to 3,000 from the button and was called by Peter Park, who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Park checked. Tran fired a continuation-bet of 2,000 forward and Park put in a check-raise to 6,000. Tran folded.
At the same time on an adjacent table, preflop action saw around 18,000 go into the pot between Glenn Miller, who was under the gun, and Mike Lancaster in the hijack. The flop came 
and Miller checked. Lancaster bet 6,600 and Miller folded, resulting in the pot being sent Lancaster's way.
There are less than five minutes left in Level 11, meaning there is only one full level of play left in the night upon its completion. At that time, all remaining players will bag and tag their chips for the evening to return for Day 2 on Friday at noon with late registration remaining open until that time.
, Rodriguez bet 18,000 from the small blind, into Lancaster on the button. Lancaster thought it over for a bit before folding.
flop, and Brett Murray called.
runout, and Jha is still in the running on his second bullet of Day 1.
and Murray checked. Tran made a continuation-bet of 3,000 and Murray announced a check-raise to 9,500, which Tran called.
to bring the river 
with action heads up between Ian Steinman in the small blind and Adam Demersseman, who was under the gun. Steinman checked the river and Demersseman put out a bet of 16,500, which was nearly half of his remaining stack. Steinman went into the tank and eventually called.
-offsuit and Steinman showed 
, having called correctly with nothing more than a pair of sevens for fourth pair after missing his flush draw. Demersseman turned over his cards and mucked them, sitting there shaking his head as Steinman collected the pot.
and Tran made a continuation-bet of 3,300. Jha called. Both players checked the turn 
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for aces and tens, prompting a muck from Jha to earn him the pot.
and Haley tossed his cards in face down.
