Level 4
: 100/200, 0 ante
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, including poker coach and media personality Bart Hanson. The action checked to Hanson, who tossed out 700, and only one player called.
, the player led out for the pot (2,200), and Hanson tank-called.
), and the short-stacked player showed 
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for a low. He received half the pot, and remains one of the chip leaders with 33,300.
in front of him on a completed board of 
. The dealer was in the process of mucking his opponent's hand, who was eliminated, and Langmann was shipped the entire pot.
. Inselberg checked, Cousineau potted, and Inselberg re-potted, moving all in. Cousineau instantly called.
for Broadway, and Inselberg thought he had the same hand, but 
was simply two pair.
, and the hands were tabled.
completed the board, and Ruben was awarded three-quarters of the pot. He now has 36,000 chips.
