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board with 
against Michael Solomon's 
but then the 
appeared on the turn and Solomon had made the nut flush and his A-6 now played. Rapoport was left drawing for a 
just to get a quarter but it didn't come on the 
river and he was eliminated.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
on a 
board with all the money going in on the turn. Richey held 
so Danzer was freerolling the high and only had to avoid an ace on the river to scoop the low. 
from the small blind against the big blind's raise. flop, Danzer admitted, "I was giving up at this point," but the big blind checked behind him. turn, Danzer checked again and his opponent potted for 7,200. Danzer repotted, and got called. 
, "A great card for me," said Danzer, "since it counterfeits A-2." He checked and his opponent checked behind. Danzer showed his hand, a pair of tens and A-7 scooping the whole pot.
flop. Binger held 
but was in hot water against 
. The turn and river came 
and 
and Binger found himself scooped and out of the tournament.
holding 
. All of the money went in on the flop and George Danzer was the caller. Danzer's hand was unknown. Richey now has 28,000 chips.
against Andy Bloch's 
on a 
board. Mercier's hand was in OK shape: 
put paid to his hopes and left him with just 6,000 left. 
against De Wolfe's 
on a 
board.
but ran into 
which hit a rather excellent 
board for err...everything.
. Lefkowitz held . 
and Lefkowitz scooped the pot to move over 16,000. Ivey dropped to 26,200. 
and Rabtsov had 
. to give Mr. Ivey a full house and doubled him back up to 54,800. From there, Ivey was up out of his seat and heading back over to the other event. Lefkowtiz was glad Ivey showed up while Rabtsov didn't enjoy his presence too much.
