Stud
After Brandon Shack-Harris brought it in with the 
, Roger Caviness completed with what turned out to be split queens. WSOP bracelet winner Matt Grapenthien came along with sevens in the hole, Shack-Harris got out of the way, and it was heads-up action to fourth street.
Caviness bet, Grapenthien called, and that action would repeat through sixth street. As the dealer went to give Caviness seventh street, she accidentally flipped it up. The floor was called and ruled that the card would play but that Grapenthien's last card would also be dealt face up.
Matt Grapenthien: 
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Roger Caviness: 
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Caviness bet one last time showing four hearts and Grapenthien thought for a bit before calling with two pair, which was good.
"I don't make that call," Caviness said.
"I don't think I do either," Shack-Harris added. "Nice call."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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12,000
2,000
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2,000 |
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. Savage bet again, this time 400, and it did the trick as Bruno sent his hand to the muck.
turn and Loube wasted little time in raising him to 800. Wong didn't seem happy about it and chucked his cards to the muck. Loube then showed just the 
out on the flop and Stockfish received a check-call by his opponent.
fell, the late position opponent tapped, Stockfish pushed in a bet and his opponent called to see the 
flop.
turn, which both players checked.
completed the board on the river, Tracy bet 400 and Feller called. Tracy rolled over the 
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river.
for a pair of queens, Racener tabled 
