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, but he'll need to improve to survive against Philip Russo's 
. The flop comes 
, and Hagen is sitting pretty with middle pair, a flush draw, and plenty of outs. The turn card is the 
, and Hagen takes the lead with a diamond flush. Russo has a higher diamond, so he has outs to a higher flush. But the last card pairs the board with the 
, and Hagen wins the pot to double up to about 68,000 in chips. Russo drops down to about 60,000. As a side note, the player in seat 9 informs everyone that he folded pocket threes preflop to the all-in -- he would have made quads.
, and he'll need to improve to survive Furst's 
. 
, and Rafe Furst turns a set of sevens to win the pot, increasing his stack to about 100,000. 
, and both players check. The turn card is the 
, Blazyn bets 40,000, and Singer thinks a bit before he folds. Blazyn shows 
, Pelton bets 25,000, and Furst calls. The turn card is the 
. Furst shows 
, and he needs a jack (for a set) or a club (for a flush) to survive. 
, David Singer moves all in, and his opponent calls with 
. Singer shows 
for the lead with two pair, eights and deuces. The last two cards are 
against another player's 
, and it's a race situation. 
, and Boeken's opponent wins the pot with two pair, aces and jacks. Boeken drops down to about 134,500 in chips.
for two overcards and the nut flush draw. Khosravi showed 