Stud:
Rep Porter completed with the 
only to have David Chiu raise with the 
. Poter, who was fairly short, contemplated for about thirty second before making the call. Chiu proceeded to bet the turn, which Porter called before taking the lead and betting his last 23,000 on fifth. Chiu made the call and the cards were turned up:
Porter: 
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Chiu: 
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Porter made two pair and got his money in good, but Chiu spiked a deuce on sixth to snatch the lead right back. Chiu showed the right away on seventh, which means Porter was drawing dead. Nonetheless, he looked at his last card and then tossed the onto Chiu's pile, giving him bogus quads.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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250,000
25,000
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25,000 |
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on seventh.
could not possibly improve to a better flush than Rogers'. He made trips with the 
, but it was far from enough.
and Allen Cunningham made the call with his 
. The latter proceeded to bet when he took the lead on the turn, and then raised when Chidwick bet on fifth. A call was made and then Chidwick check-called bets on both sixth and seventh.
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paired the board on the turn, and now the table checked around to Schwartz. He bet, Chiu check-raised, Brown cold-called again, and Schwartz flatted. The latter was getting less and less thrilled with the situation as the hand progressed.
river, and both opponents called. The hands, please.
(nut low)
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