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We caught up just as Seed was scooping a sizable pot. Apparently he had gotten all in preflop with 
against a lone opponent's 
. The board held for Seed and he doubled through his opponent to 20,500.
2012 World Series of Poker
Event 50: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Event Info
2012 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$4,704,700
Total Entries
1,001
Level
33
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 1,001
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Level 10
: 400/800, 100 ante
The players are about to embark on their final level of the night. Sixty more minutes of play and it will be all over her on Day 1 of Event 50: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em.
Level: 10
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
We caught up with the action on a 
flop, where Phil Ivey was in a three-handed pot.
The first player to act in the hijack checked to the player in the cutoff, who fired 4,000. Ivey called from the button and the player in the hijack folded.
Both remaining players checked the 
turn, however, when Ivey's opponent checked the 
river, Ivey fired 6,000 into the middle. His opponent didn't take long to call and Ivey tabled 
for aces and tens with a queen kicker. Ivey's opponent dejectedly showed 
and mucked.
Ivey is up to 40,000.
At Tom Marchese's table, there was a board showing 
and Marchese had checked to one opponent who bet 5,000. Marchese then went into the tank for quite some time before saying, "okay," and folding his hand.
At this point Marchese's opponent slapped over 
for a whole lot of nothing and Marchese looked a little disgusted.
Just half an hour ago, Jennifer Harman tweeted the following:
REALJenHarman Jennifer Harman After break I have 17,500. A double up away from average. Blinds are 300-600.
June 28 2012
We were recently at her table and there was already over 5,000 in a pot against one opponent. At the time there was a board showing 
and it was Harmen's opponent first to act on the river. The player bet 2,525 and Harman called after plenty of thought. Harman's opponent turned over 
, not strong enough for Harman's 
.
It wasn't exactly a double up, but with those extra chips, Harman has made it past the chip average like she wanted.
We missed the action, but caught up just as Tom Marchese was scooping a large pot after getting all in for 26,500. Marchese held the 
on a 
board for a set. His lone opponent had already mucked his hand.
When we arrived at Matt Jarvis' table, he appeared to have been three-bet shoving for 9,575 after a player opened for 3,000 from middle position. The player thought hard, taking almost a minute to decide that he would in fact make the call.
Jarvis:  |
Opponent:  |
"That's a good flop," said Jarvis as the dealer spread out 
. The turn and river bricked off and Jarvis raked in the double up.
Level 9
: 300/600, 75 ante
Just three tables remain in the Bronze Section. Only the Gold and Silver will be in use by night's end.
