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against Ryan Lenaghan. Both players checked the the 
turn before Lenaghan quickly bet 30,000 on the 
river. Kalathkis called but couldn't beat his opponent's 
for the pot.
. Helm checked, Waxman bet and Brenes raised. Helm got out of the way and Waxman just called. The 
turn went check check. Waxman bet the 
river and Brenes just called. Waxman showed 
and it went check bet call. The 
was checked around and the players saw a free 
river. Shchemelev bet and when he got called by Brenes, he immediately mucked. Brenes showed 
to win the pot.
hit the turn and was called once more by Brenes. Shchemelev showed 
, Brenes 
turn. Monroe bet 30,000 and Kalathakis raised to 60,000, Monroe called and then called another bet on the 
for the flopped wheel (plus steel wheel draw). Monroe looks to only have around 100,000 remaining now.
turn sealed Lenaghan's doom and the