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, Dwan bet out 1,700, and Le called.
, and both players checked. When the 
hit the river, Dwan grabbed chips and looked like he wanted to make a bet. After a moment though, he thought better and both he and Le checked.
, and it was good enough to win him the pot and give him just a very slight lead over durrrr.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
. Failla bet 1,500 on the flop, and 3,000 on the turn with his opponent calling both bets. Both players checked the river, and Failla's foe tabled 
. It was the winner; Failla looked to be steaming as he flung his cards into the muck.
. Nam Le checked and then called a bet of 2,800 from Dwan. The river card came the 
, and Dwan fired another bet, this time a more significant 7,600 chips. Le went into the tank for at least a full minute before making the call.
, and Le cringed and mucked his cards. After that exchange, the match has drawn back close to even, with durrrr actually holding a slight lead.
a player checked to Phil Hellmuth who checked behind. 
for two pair courtesy of a river ace.
, holding Roberts' pair of jacks and sending Kostritsyn out the door.
and was racing against Petersen's 
suited. An ace on the turn was all Petersen needed to seal the deal, eliminating Lindgren and moving on to the next round.
Vivek was all in with an open-ended straight draw against Evelyn Ng's top pair. The board bricked out for Rajkumar, eliminating him from the tournament.
