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Dan Makowsky managed to double through Phil Ivey, but the comeback didn't last long. It all went in preflop with Ivey dominating Makowsky's with . The board ran out .
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Harman pushes through to round two
On a flop of , Jen Harman bumped the action to 4,500 after being faced with a 1,950-chip bet.
Her opponent called and then both players checked the on the turn before the fell on the river.
Harman slid out a bet of 13,000 -- enough to put her opponent all in. He obliged, but was sent packing when Harman rolled her for a flopped set of trips.
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Facing a raise to 1,600 and a reraise to 6,200, Scott Montgomery shipped it in for 29,000. The original player moved all in to force an eventual fold and it was two to the flop.
Montgomery:
Opponent:
The flop fell down to keep Montgomery in the lead, but when the fell on the turn he would need to catch a heart or four to stay alive.
Just as quickly as the ace had fallen, the landed on the river to shift Montgomery a double up to over 31,000 and change.
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William Blanda pushed all in on a flop of and was called by his opponent tabling .
Blanda sheepishly rolled over his and stated, "I'm dead!"
The turn fell the and river the to see both players chop it up. "Oh my god, it's a chop!" screamed Blanda, before continuing, "I guess I'm not dead" as the dealer split up the pot.