Marcia Topp raised to 4,500 and one seat over, an opponent moved all in for more than 90,000. Topp tanked for a while and then folded. The opponent showed 
and Topp said she folded pocket tens.
Some further chip counts below.
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Level: 15
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
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Last summer the Seniors Championship became a young man's game, as the inimitable Young Ji weaved his way to a 104th place finish in the 2013 edition of this event.
Along the way Ji became a favorite of railbirds and reporters alike, regaling his tablemates with a selection of jokes so juicy that even his opponents had to laugh along.
"I should not be playing in this event because I am Young," Ji once said. "None of you are young. Only I am young because that is my name."
Ji is back in the house here today playing in his second consecutive Seniors Championship Day 2 in as many attempts, and while his stack sits a little below the average at the moment, the active and energetic player is sure to make some moves as the afternoon progresses.
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Both players have more than double the average, Heimiller is likely the more well known name though with $4,155,746 in earnings according to the Hendon Mob.
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The following players finished between 249th and 230th place, collecting a $2,588 cash for running deep in the Seniors Championship.
Check the payouts tab to take a look at exactly where each player wound up.
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One of the big stacks on the table opened for 10,000 and the player on the button moved all in for 13,500. The big blind then re-shoved for 40,000 and it was back on the original raiser.
He hemmed and hawed and folded his 
face up. The short stack showed 
and the big blind showed 
. The aces held up to deliver a double uo.
“Good fold. Ace king is not a hand. Not for me.”
A recurring theme is players here not liking ace king and losing with it if they play it. You have been warned.
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Greg Genge limped from under the gun, John MacNaughton raised to 8,000 and the big blind moved all in for 37,000. Genge reshoved for 150,000 as biggest stack out of the three and MacNaughton snap called. Turn over your cards please:
Big blind: 
Genge:
MacNaughton: 
"One time please," Genge said. His wish wasn't granted as the board ran out 
and the monster pot knocked out the big blind. MacNaughton doubled up for 111,200 and he is our new chip leader. A little consolation for Genge is the fact that the beneficiary of the hand is from Alberta / Canada as well. "It's a cooler no matter what I do," he said and updated the chip count with his smart phone.
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The following players finished between 229th and 217th place, collecting a $2,588 cash for running deep in the Seniors Championship.
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Sammy Farha hadn’t been able to get anything much going all day and now he has been eliminated.
He was heads up to the flop of 
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Farha had top pair 
but his opponent had flopped the set with . The river was a blank and Farha couldn’t repeat his hot streak from last night and his tournament was at an end.
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