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, McKenna checked, Chait bet the pot, McKenna check-raised all in for 66,300 and Chait called.
turn gave Chait a flush draw, but the river was the 
to lock up the double for McKenna.
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and Nick Schulman and George Alexander both had 48,000 in front of them coming to the final betting round. There was about 50,000 in the middle of the table as well and Schulman moved all in. Alexander instantly flicked in one chip, calling.
for the top full house and Alexander's face expressed that he wasn't far behind. Alexander slowly opened his 
for jacks full of kings, but that couldn't save him from a big damage anymore. He had to ship 148,900 Schulman's way.
and both players checked.
, Deeb checked, Glantz bet and Deeb called.
for a pair of fives, Deeb mucked and Glantz won the pot to take the chip lead at the moment.
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board stayed with Zhukov.
flop where Kassela potted from the hijack. Ross reraised pot from the cutoff and Kassela gave up. 
