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On a board of 



we found David Bach contesting a sizeable pot.
After his opponent bet out, Bach moved all in and was snap-called.
Tabling his 
for a full house, Bach would be unfortunately sent to the rail when his opponent tabled his 
.
"That's painless. At least I can play the Stud!" stated Bach, which amazingly was his first and only hand in today's tournament after late registering.
A player in middle position raised to 500 and found one customer in Negreanu, who called from the button.
The flop came 

and Negreanu's opponent c-bet to 700. Negreanu made the call.
Both players checked when the
fell on the turn.
The river came the
and this time, Negreanu's opponent fired out 2,600. Negreanu fell deep into the tank, but eventually landed on a fold.
Negreanu is down to just over 7,000 chips.
Bam.
Ryan "g0lfa" D'Angelo entered the pot with a raise to 500 from middle position and was called by the small blind as the flop fell 

.
D'Angelo fired a continuation-bet of 700 which was check-called by the small blind as the
rolled off on the turn.
D'Angelo's 1,800-chip bet would see him successful in collecting the pot as he moved to 9,200 in chips.
With the board spread 



we found Australian tournament regular Joel "Strong Play" Dodds holding 
against his opponent's 
.
With the all in count at 4,400, Dodds' stack took a small dint, but he still sits at a healthy 28,000 in chips.
We caught up on the action on the turn with the board reading 


.
Boeree check-called a 2,500 bet from an opponent in the cutoff. The river came
and Boeree checked once more. Boeree's opponent's made a near pot-sized bet of 6,825, sending Boeree into the tank. Boeree landed on a call and mucked when her opponent showed the 
for the rivered nut-flush.
Boeree is down to about 7,500.
The remaining players are heading on a 20-minute break.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
The cards are back in the air, and although the blinds remain the same, the antes are kicking in.