Level 7
: 2,000/4,000, 0 ante
Big O
With the board reading 
, Chris Klodnicki checked in the small blind and called 2,500 from big blind Ray Dehkharghani. The river brought the 
and Klodnicki checked. Dehkharghani bet 4,000 and Klodnicki called.
Dehkharghani showed 
for queens full. Klodnicki turned over 
, thinking he'd won with threes full. He pulled back his chips and a confused Dehkharghani wondered momentarily if he'd just been called by kings full. Once everything was sorted out, the put was rebuilt and Dehkharghani got the chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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155,000
45,000
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45,000 |
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70,700
20,700
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20,700 |
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. Yockey called, and the defending champion was at risk.
while Thornton had the winner with his 
to eliminate Seiver.
flop, because Shawn Buchanan used a T5,000 chip to bet and Scott Bohlman put in 2,500. Buchanan pushed his chip forward in response, so it looked like it may have been a bet, raise and a call.
river, he checked again. Bohlman bet 15,000. Buchanan went into the tank and looked like he might have been cutting out raising chips. Finally, he gave up that ruse.
for trips.
and apparently thought he won the pot without contest because he turned over his other two cards: 
and Thornton didn't see it. The supervisor arrived and said it was a live hand so play proceeded. Thornton picked up four to a wheel on fifth and bet, and his opponent called, then they checked sixth.
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would be shown and Negreanu would be ensured of the double to nearly 190,000.
changed little, but it would be the 
on the river that would ensure his survival in the tournament as he doubled to over 100,000 in chips.
