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Limit Hold'Em isn't a split-pot game, but we just had one between Justin Pechie and William Jensen. After the flop Jensen bet and Pechie called, and then Jensen raised Pechie after the turned. The on the river put a straight on the board and the players checked it down. The straight saved Pechie, whose pocket tens would otherwise have lost to Jensen's pocket queens.
[user37786]
Entering today as our short stack, Hal Havlisch had to win the first hand he played and he did just that. He raised with and Michael Graffeo raised enough to set him all in. Graffeo had and although Graffeo picked up a diamond draw after the came out, the river was the and Havlisch doubled up.
[user628]
There are nine players remaining out of the original 472 players who bought into Event #43 $2,000 Limit Hold'em. Tommy Rounds is the chip leader with 406,000. Check back with us for all the action.
Seat 1: Justin Pechie - 147,000
Seat 2: Saif Ahmad - 322,000
Seat 3: Joe Mandia - 259,000
Seat 4: Gerald Kane - 129,000
Seat 5: William Jensen - 245,000
Seat 6: Hal Havlisch - 30,000
Seat 7: Robert Pacleb - 104,000
Seat 8: Tommy Rounds - 406,000
Seat 9: Michael Graffeo - 250,000
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flop Jensen bet and Pechie called, and then Jensen raised Pechie after the 
turned. The 
on the river put a straight on the board and the players checked it down. The straight saved Pechie, whose pocket tens would otherwise have lost to Jensen's pocket queens.
and Michael Graffeo raised enough to set him all in. Graffeo had 
came out, the river was the 
and Havlisch doubled up.