Madsen Busts Two; Up Above a Half a Million
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After eliminating Eduardo Marra in a massive pot where Marra flopped top set and Madsen flopped a flush draw, making said flush on the river, Madsen recorded another knockout against Duke Miller.
It all started when William Black limped in from late position, Madsen called behind him, Jared Bleznick called Joshua Ladines called, and Miller raised to 30,000 out of the blinds. Only Madsen and Bleznick called.
The flop came down 
, Miller moved all in for his last 3,000, Madsen raised the pot, and Bleznick folded.
Miller: 
Madsen: 
The 
turned, giving Madsen a flush draw and Miller a set of nines. Miller needed the board to pair on the river to survive, but the 
wasn't enough, and he was eliminated.
Madsen then picked up another hand against Jason DeWitt, and now sits with nearly 600,000 chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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580,000
215,000
|
215,000 |
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245,000
-100,000
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-100,000 |
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Busted | |
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Busted | |
flop, then the 
turn and 
river followed.
, having flopped a wrap straight draw and gotten there on fifth street. Sergey Pevzner had 
against Jared Bleznick's 
. After the hand, Jamieson Pickering admitted to folding aces.
with two clubs. Pantaleo called with 
. Jeff Madsen tossed out 8,200, and only Lacay called.
on the river was a brick. The Frenchman quickly stood up from the table and wished the players good luck before bolting out of the tournament area.
. The river wasn't an eight either, but the 
made Lacay's flush, and the Frenchman gave a hearty fist pump.
