William Thompson completed and Daniel Negreanu called. Thompson bet fourth and fifth with Negreanu calling before he led on sixth and Thompson called.
Thompson: 
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Negreanu: / 
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Both players checked seventh street and Thompson tabled his 
as Negreanu angrily mucked leaving himself with just an ante.
William Thompson had the bring-in and Alex Kravchenko completed with Daniel Negreanu calling, along with Thompson.
Negreanu bet fourth with Thompson raising as Kravchenko folded. Negreanu called and then called down Thompson as he bet each street including seventh dark.
Thompson: / 
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Negreanu: / 
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"Why did I get involved?" asked Negreanu.
Eventually Negreanu tossed in 10,000 to make the call and Thompson showed his 
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while saying he rivered his flush.
Frank Athey caught a pair of fours up on fourth street against two opponents and check-called a double bet from William Thompson. However, the move backfired, as Athey turned got it all in a few streets later with what turned out to be trip fours against the sixes full of jacks held by Thompson, who had caught up.
"I guess that's why you don't slowplay trips," Athey said before getting out of his seat to collect a payout ticket.
Aleksandr Denisov bet sixth street against two opponents, who both called.
Denisov: /
Sergey Rybachenko: /
David Prager: /
Everyone checked the river, and Rybachenko showed 
for a pair of fives. Denisov had it beat with 
for tens, and Prager mucked. Rybachenko was left with just 2,500, and he busted two hands later when he got it in on third street and Steve Sung ran him down by making a Broadway straight on the river.
Four limpers saw fourth street with Steve Sung double-betting and only David Prager and Bryn Kenney calling. Sung then led on fifth and both players called before a bet on sixth by Prager saw Kenney fold and Sung call and check-dark as Prager bet dark also.
Sung: / 
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Prager: / 
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Kenney: / 
(folded on sixth)
Sung went into the tank for several minutes before open-folding his 
for a flush as Prager was pushed the pot and confirmed to Sung he save himself 10,000 in chips.
Filippos Stavrakis sent all of his chips to former November Niner, Alex Kravchenko, in a pot that happened as Jean Maurice was busting out at the other table.
Bryn Kenney completed with the , and action folded to Jean Maurice, who made it two bets with . Kenney called, then check-raised to put Maurice all in on fourth street.
Maurice: 
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Kenney: 
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Kenney didn't have much, but he improved to aces on the river when he caught . Maurice, meanwhile, found no help as his board ran out .
Level: 18
Limits: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Frank Athey completed and Alex Kravchenko two-bet. Athey then made it three-bets to go before Kravchenko raised again to put Athey all in. Athey called and each player's board ran out as follows:
Athey: / 
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Kravchenko: 
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With Kravchenko taking the lead on seventh when he made a bigger pair, Athey would return the favor by striking two pair to stay alive with roughly three big bets.
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