Chris Klodnicki: 
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Jerry Wong: / 
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Alex Balandin: / 
fold
Picking up the action on fourth, Chris Klodnicki bet and was called by Jerry Wong and Alex Balandin. On fifth, Klodnicki checked and Wong bet, Balandin folded and Klodnicki called. Both remaining players checked sixth and Wong bet seventh to force a reluctant fold from Klodnicki, who was left with fewer than three big bets.
Joao Vieira: / 
Frank Kassela: /
Joao Vieira completed on third street, Frank Kassela raised, Vieira reraised and Kassela called. Kassela bet on fourth street, Vieira committed his remaining 9,000 and Kassela called.
Joao Vieira: 
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Frank Kassela: /
Here were their runouts before seventh street:
Joao Vieira: /
Frank Kassela: /
Kassela had an eight-seven and further improved to a seven-six when he caught a 
on seventh street. Viera had outs, but pulled another to bust.
After being left short when having to fold on fifth to a deuce-six-seven of Ted Forrest, Larry Wright dropped down to fewer than two big bets and those chips went into the middle right after.
Larry Wright: / /
Chris Ferguson: /
Ted Forrest: / /
Chris Ferguson completed and Ted Forrest called, Larry Wright then got it in for his last 18,500 and both Ferguson and Forrest called. Ferguson bet fourth and Forrest called before Forrest took the betting lead on fifth and bet, Ferguson called.
"I guess miracles can happen," Wright said in table chat while awaiting his fate.
Forrest paired up on sixth and Ferguson checked, Forrest bet and Ferguson called. On seventh, Ferguson check-folded a bet and that's when Wright added "Nope, miracles don't happen."
Forrest rolled over and Wright mucked his .
John Racener: /
Shirley Rosario: /
John Racener was all in on third street against Shirley Rosario.
John Racener: /
Shirley Rosario: /
Here were their runouts prior to seventh street:
John Racener: /
Shirley Rosario: /
Rasario's seven draw after fourth street only became a nine-seven when she pulled a 
, leaving Racener with a shot. He slowly peeled a , giving him an eight-seven to double up.
Down to about 6,000, Rosario busted the following hand.
Robert Campbell was also eliminated from another table during that sequence.
John Racener: / 
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Per Hildebrand: / /
John Racener completed and Per Hildebrand called, Racener bet fourth and Hildebrand called, the Swede then took over the betting lead and bet fifth as well as sixth, Racener called.
"How much do you have left?" Hildebrand asked on seventh and Racener moved his arms away to reveal just three T-5,000 chips. Hildebrand and Racener checked and the former showed to win the pot.
Shirley Rosario: /
Frank Kassela: / /
Just one hand later, Shirley Rosario completed and Frank Kassela made it two bets, Rosario called. Kassela bet all the way to seventh and was called down by Rosario to turn over the as the winning hand.
Phil Hellmuth: /
Calvin Anderson: /
Phil Hellmuth completed, Calvin Anderson raised and Hellmuth called all in for 12,000.
Phil Hellmuth: /
Calvin Anderson: /
Here were the rest of their runouts before seventh street:
Phil Hellmuth: /
Calvin Anderson: /
Hellmuth showed first and turned over a to make a nine-eight on seventh, but Anderson turned over an on seventh street to make a nine-five to win the pot.
Cary Katz: / /
Robert Campbell: / /
Robert Campbell completed and Cary Katz called, both then checked fourth. Campbell bet fifth to seventh and Catz called him down. Campbell flashed his cards briefly, but couldn't beat the for an eight-five of Katz to drop all the way down to two big bets.
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Level: 15
Limits: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,500
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