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All you need to do is visit this page right here, click the “Enter Here” button, and enter your first name, email address, and state.
. He was in the hijack and his neighbor Scott Margereson raised to 18,500 in position. Li called and they continued to the 
turn where Li checked again. Margereson fired a small bet of 12,500 and Li moved all in. Margereson asked for a count, but he couldn't pay the 56,300-shove.
and Kulcsar held with his pair of sevens for the double up.
turn, jamming for around 50,000. Cord Garcia quickly called and Lau was in big trouble with 
against 
. He failed to spike any of his five outs on the 
river and Garcia knocked him out.
for a missed double gutter and Tambouras doubled with 
and Darie checked again. Boyd announced he was all in, shoving around 55,000 into a pot of about 30,000. Darie laid his hand down.
