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We admittedly picked up the action on this hand a bit late, as the boards didn't look too terribly exciting. On seventh street, Ville Wahlbeck had showing for his up cards, and he checked it. His opponent was Freddie Ellis, whose board read . Ellis took the opportunity to bet, and Wahlbeck went pretty deep into the tank. He shot a glance or two across the table at his opponent, double-checked his hole cards, and sent them into the muck. He's been worked down to about 460,000, while Ellis' technicolor hill of chips is too scattered to count on the fly.
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showing for his up cards, and he checked it. His opponent was Freddie Ellis, whose board read 
. Ellis took the opportunity to bet, and Wahlbeck went pretty deep into the tank. He shot a glance or two across the table at his opponent, double-checked his hole cards, and sent them into the muck. He's been worked down to about 460,000, while Ellis' technicolor hill of chips is too scattered to count on the fly.