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Brent Wajcman was a little bit excited when he found a much needed double up with his cracking his opponent's pocket queens when an ace spiked on the flop.
Wajcman raked in the 150,000 chips and high-fived his buddies on the rail, only to be given an "informal warning" in regards to the excessive celebration rule.
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Peter Cross reraised all in for 31,500 from the small blind before the flop and got a call from Gabriel Torres in the cutoff.
Torres showed to dominate Cross' , and took a commanding lead when he flopped two pair on a board of . Cross bricked out on the turn and river as neither the or provided any help.
Torres is now among the chip leaders with 200,000.
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Kia Hamadani has just doubled through overnight chip leader Victor Greeley. The chips went in on a flop of with Hamadani holding two pair with but needing to dodge plenty of outs against Greeley's .
The turn and river bricked out running eights and Hamadani doubles to 300,000, leaving Greeley with 109,000.
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We didn't catch the preflop action, but believe Michael Pesek had reraised a button stealer, before pricing himself to call the all-in shove.
Pesek revealed against his opponent's . The board filled out to give Pesek the pot and eliminate his opponent.
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Sarang Ahuja has taken a commanding chip lead after busting three players on three straight hands.
In the first hand, Mike Souza shoved for 31,500 over Ahuja's preflop raise. Ahuja called, showing versus Souza's .
Ahuja took the hand with a full house on a board of and built his stack to 360,000.
Next, Ahuja took out Hyun Jung when he called an all in with versus Jung's . The board of didn't help Jung, and Ahuja quickly moved to 510,000.
Finally, took out a third opponent when he called another preflop all in, this time with . His opponent held and was drawing almost dead. If his over-pair wasn't enough to win the hand, Ahuja rivered the nut flush on a board of to build his stack to 550,000.
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Clint Miller opened with a raise to 16,000 from middle position before Paul Volpe popped it up to 44,000 to go from the big blind. Miller made the call and they took a flop of .
First to act was Volpe and he decided the best approach was to move all in. It forced a fold from Miller as Volpe flashed for nothing but ace-high as he raked in the chips.
Miller slips to 96,000 with Volpe now up to 175,000.
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Victor Greeley
After a late position player raised to 10,500, Victor Greeley moved all in for his last 61,000. His opponent made the call with as Greeley held the lead with his .
The board ran out to give Greeley trip aces and the double up to 123,000.