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. But his old nemesis Chad Batista woke up with 
and made the call. The 
put Batista in commanding position and the 
and 
on the turn and river meant that this was indeed the end of Haxton's day. He wins $96,798 for finishing seventh.
. Michael Graves called with pocket Fives...but Theo Tran looked down at 
and re-raised. Graves got out of the way and when the board ran out 
Kris Tate was our sixth-place finisher, winning $112,931.
Level: 20
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
, Chad Batista was looking down at . Batista raised to 325,000 and after play-acting a bit Graves moved all-in. Batista called and saw that he was in very bad shape. Which got even worse after the 
flop. The 
on the turn meant that the hand was Graves' and Chad Batista ended as our fifth-place finisher, winning $129,064.
and both players checked. On the turn Tran led out and Luman called, and when the hit on the river Tran thought a bit before checking. Luman checked and turned over his Fours, and Tran got up and put his fists to his forehead, walking in circles as Luman raked in a pot he knew could've been his with a bet on the river.
Michael Graves raised with 
and [Removed:326] decided to take his stand with 
. But one seat to his right Shawn Luman woke up with and moved all-in. Graves stepped out of the way and the 
didn't provide [Removed:327] even a glimmer of hope. He takes home $161,330 for finishing today in fourth place.
and Shawn Luman called with . Theo Tran decided to call with 
and they saw a flop of . Graves led out and when Luman called Tran decided to fold his bottom pair. The came on the turn and when Graves bet 500K Luman decided he couldn't continue with his iffy kicker and surrendered his hand.
Level: 21
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
and Michael Graves called with 
. Shawn Luman raised from the big blind with and after Tran made the call Graves decided to get out of the way.
flop missed both players, but after Luman checked Tran bet 350,000. Luman called. When the 
turned Luman came alive and let out for 400,000. And now Tran went into the tank. He didn't have much left behind, if he folded he'd be severely short-stacked, but if he moved in he might be drawing dead. He thought a long, long time before announcing all-in and pushing his chips forward.
