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, Bansi was ahead with 
and needed to fade a heart against Feldman's 
. Neither the turn 
nor the river 
was a heart, allowing Bansi to take down the pot with two pair, tens and nines.
. His opponent Tim Horan tanked for a minute or two and made the call. 
for middle pair and a heart flush draw. 
and gave a solid fist pump when he saw he was leading. 
and Tehan is eliminated.
. His opponent showed 
. 
. Those murmurings grew louder when the turn paired the board, 
.
. Schwartz was forced to pay of 15,500, leaving just 3,000 in his stack.
. The action was unknown, but a king on the flop, a king on the turn, and an ace on the river was what did Pavlou in and sent him to the rail.
, a player fired out 29,000 into James Taylor. Only a few moments passed before Taylor fired back with an all-in bet. The current pot sat at over 50,000 chips. After a few minutes in tank, the player released his hand and the dealer passed the pot to Taylor. Taylor is now over 200,000 chips.
. Action checked to Baron again on the turn 
. He fired out 8,400, a bet that was only called by Rybachenko.. Again Rybachenko checked. Baron looked like he might want to fire at the pot one last time, then reluctantly checked behind. Rybachenko showed 
, a lowly pair of deuces. That was enough for the win.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
to her opponent. He bet out 12,000 chips and Naujoks went into the tank. She then raised all in, only to be snapped off immediately by her opponent who held 
, for a pair and the nut flush draw. Naujoks did have some straight and pair outs with her . and unfortunately, that would be it for Naujoks. The river was the meaningless 
to pair to the board and officially end things.
