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Alan Sass raised to 8,000 and Gary Haglund moved all in for his last 26,000. Sass made the call and his trailed Haglund's . Sass picked up a flush draw on the turn but missed on the river and Haglund doubled to 55,000.
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Mark Vos held and hit top pair on the board, but Adam Levy held , made the call, and busted Vos when the board ran out . Levy now has 125,000.
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Craig Gray just took down a 160,000 pot when he flopped top two pair on a board of . Gray held , while his opponent held pocket kings. All the chips went in on the flop and his opponent failed to improve, leaving Gray with over 290,000 after the hand.
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Preflop, Alan Jaffray made it 8,500 to go and was raised by Marco Johnson to 20,000. Jaffray pushed all in and Johnson made the call. Jaffray turned over while his opponent showed A-J. The board came and Johnson was eliminated.
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Preflop, Jeff Madsen made it 8,000 to go and Ut Nguyen called. The flop came and Nguyen moved all in. Madsen quickly called, showing pocket kings for a flopped full house. Nguyen turned over and was drawing dead to the river.
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We've lost more than half the field in under four hours, with 50 players still vying for the bracelet. Here are the most recently eliminations.
Earning $8,971 were the following:
58th: Zachary Clark
57th: Jesse Chinni
56th: Jerry Maestes
55th: Mark Vos
Earning $9,839 were:
54th: Mark Dickstein
53rd: Steven Merrifield
52nd: Marco Johnson
51st: Lee Watkinson
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Preflop, Jeff Madsen made it 8,000 to go and UT Nguyen called. The flop came and Nguyen moved all in. Madsen quickly called, showing pocket kings for a flopped full house. Nguyen turned over and was drawing dead to the river.
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Before the flop Craig Gray raised to 8,000 and Scott Dorin called in the cutoff. The flop came and when Gray bet 20,000 Dorin popped it to 55,000. Gray made the call, the fell on the turn, Gray checked and Dorin bet 70,000. Gray check-raised all in and Dorin made the call.
Gray had , Dorin held , and when the hit on the river Dorin was eliminated and Gray became our chip leader with 480,000.
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Hot on the heels of his elimination of Scott Dorin, Craig Gray just busted David Baker. In a battle of the blinds Gray raised to 15,000 and Baker moved all in. Gray made the call with , dominating Baker's . Both players flopped an ace and when the board paired sevens on the turn there was the added chance of a chop, but the hit on the river and Baker's day came to an end. Gray now has around 600,000.