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With the board reading Erik Seidel led out for 5,000 and his opponent moved all-in for a total of 9,000. Seidel insta-called and turned over 4-5 for the straight, while his opponent was making a move with A-J. Only a five on the river would chop up the pot, but instead a four hit and Seidel pushed his stack up to 17,500.
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Annie Duke
Seriously, this is the last player update we're going to do. Chad Brown, Howard Lederer and Annie Duke are playing in today's event. We think that's everyone. Maybe. Probably.
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On table 31, a player limps in in early position. The small blind is not at the table and the dealer mucks the hand. It is folded around and the dealer mucks the big blind's hand.
The floor gets called over and in the interest of fairness rules that the pot be split between the big blind and the player who limped in.
[user37786]
After a series of raises before the flop all of Mark Seif's chips ended up in the pot. Michael Mizrachi had Aces, Seif had Kings. And that was pretty much that.
[user37786]
All the money went in before the flop, with McCabe holding pocket Tens and de Wolfe holding Ace-9. The 8-9-7 flop gave de Wolfe a pair but also opened a straight draw for McCabe, and the turn (Q) and river (8) blanked out to double up McCabe and leave de Wolfe with just 300 chips.
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Erik Seidel led out for 5,000 and his opponent moved all-in for a total of 9,000. Seidel insta-called and turned over 4-5 for the straight, while his opponent was making a move with A-J. Only a five on the river would chop up the pot, but instead a four hit and Seidel pushed his stack up to 17,500.
