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. He and his opponent checked the flop as the 
landed on the turn. Micon's opponent check-called a bet of 2,200 and the 
hit the river. Again Micon's opponent check-called, this time 2,625.
for trips and chipped up to 61,500. 
against Micon's 
. The board ran out 
as Micon's aces failed to hold up.
would be a dagger in Darden's Main Event run, and when the final board read 
, Darden hit the rail.
and with 50,000 in the pot, a player in the big blind checked and from the cut off Jean-Robert Bellande bet enough to put his opponent all in. He called for his last 30,000.
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to see Kling hit the rail as Monteavaro added some valuable chips to her stack.
, as you do, and another gentleman three-bet. Latimer four-bet, Mr. Gentleman called, and they saw a 
flop. Latimer bet out and Mr. Gentleman called, and they saw a turn. and Latimer now checked. Mr. Gentleman bet 12,500, Latimer check-raised to 28,000, and finally Mr. Gentleman went all in for another 35,000 or so. Latimer called, and discovered that Mr. Gentleman was holding a mere 
for a gutshot, which absolutely failed to come in on the river. Oops.
, Phillips bet 2,700, and Maynard got out of the way. Phillips looks to be close to 80,000 now. Mizrachi has about half that with 40,000.
the action checked to John Monnette who fired 2,000 and his opponent called. and both checked before the peeled off on the river. The player in late position fired out 5,500 but Monnette raised it up to 15,500. His opponent called but mucked when Monnette tabled 
for the flush.