Level 13
The board read 
when we found Mike Matusow heads up with an opponent. Matusow checked and his opponent thought for a moment before checking behind. The 
fell on the river and Matusow fired off a bet. His opponent took a bit of time to think but finally decided on a call.
"That was a good check you made on the turn," remarked Matusow as he showed 
for a hand that was good enough for a scoop with trip fours and a sixty-four. Matusow is now one of the biggest stack of the room with about 125,000 in chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
126,000
9,000
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9,000 |
|
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and Soulier check-called a bet from Seidel to see the 
turn. Soulier led out this time, Seidel called, and the 
for the nut flush with a 6-4 low.
and Cassidy checked. Danzer continued out with a bet and Katchalov quickly kicked his hand into the muck. Cassidy stuck around and the two saw the 
finished off the board. Cassidy checked a third time and Danzer fired one last bet. Cassidy called.
flop. Harman checked and Moed fired a bet. Harman called and the dealer produced the 
finished off the board. Harman checked and Moed cut out one more bet. Harman peeked at her cards once again before finally deciding to muck them. Moed took the pot and now has about 70,000 in chips.
and Buchanan checked. Kostritsyn fired a bet and the third player folded. Buchanan called and the turn was the 
rolled off on the river and Kostritsyn's hand remained the best with his straight. He was able to send Wolansky to the rail and now sits on about 120,000.
. Duhamel took down 3/4 of the pot and now has about 125,000 in chips while Longfellow sits on about 25,000.
