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flop and the 
turn. When action checked to Davis on the 
river, he tried a bet of 6,000 chips. The small blind decided to look Davis up and mucked when Davis showed 
.
, no fun for Baker. She couldn't win her race, and it will be the last race of her tournament.
to add four more outs to his gutshot. The 
on the turn was a blank though, as was the that filled out the board. Failing to improve and win his race, Adam Levy has been shown the door with about 70 players remaining.
. He eliminated the all-in player and crippled the caller in the process of increasing his count from 120,000 to almost 330,000.
. Boshenyatov was in the pot with overnight chip leader Mohsin Charania. The two got all the chips in the middle, with Charania the player at risk of elimination. He was on a draw, 
. Boshenyatov turned over middle pair, 
. The flush draw filled straight away with a turn . The pot belonged to Charania once the river 
came down.Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
, Kang bet 21,000 after his opponent checked. Once his opponent called, Kang shut down for the rest of the hand. Both players checked the turn 
and the river 
. Kang showed down 
, two pair tens and sixes, which was enough to take down the pot.
against Priour's pocket eights. An ace but no eight on the flop left Jacob in great shape for a double-up, which he secured when the turn and river came running tens.
, his foe for this hand bet out 55,000, and Vangchailued made the call for more than half of his remaining stack. The river came the , and our hero moved all in for 43,500. His opponent called, tabling 
. It was no good though; Vangchailued turned over , having flopped a full boat.
