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Level 3
: 200/400, 400 ante
2019 World Series of Poker
Event #73: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship
Day: 1a
Event Info
2019 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$80,548,600
Total Entries
8,569
Level
43
Blinds
2,000,000 / 4,000,000
Ante
4,000,000
Players Left 1 / 8,569
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Level 3
: 200/400, 400 ante
On a board reading 
, Grant Dension bet 7,000 and was raised by Stephan Kohlstetter to 18,000. Denison stared down Kohlstetter for about ten seconds before releasing his hand and handing the pot across the table.
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Katie Lindsay had just fired 1,500 from middle position into a pot of around 4,000 on a 
flop into one opponent, Anthony Hu in the cutoff. Hu called and the turn came 
. Lindsay fired again for 4,000 and Hu stuck around.
The river came 
and Lindsay checked. After around a minute, Hu announced a bet of nine thousand, just over half his chips. Lindsay then thought for about 40 seconds before folding and moving on to the next hand as Hu raked in the pot.
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With about 21,000 in the pot and the board reading 
, the player in the big blind checked to Igor Kurganov in the hijack and he bet 11,500. The player in the big blind check-raised all in with a covering stack.
"I have a really good one," said Kurganov as he folded, giving the pot to his opponent.
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Matthew Wood raised to 1,000 from the button, and David Bach called in the big blind.
Action checked to the turn of a 
board, where Bach bet 1,500. Wood called.
On the river, Bach bombed it for 7,500, and Wood folded.
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Chao Duan opened to 1,000 in early position and Ryan Snow and Jeffrey Platt flatted behind. Jean Said made up the difference from the big blind and they were four-handed going to the flop.
On a 
board, Jean Said lead for 1,500 and only Snow wanted to play, upping it to 3,800. The turn came the 
and Said check-called Snow's 5,800 barrel. The river was a and with a one card straight possibility now, the action went check-check.
"Two pair" announced Snow and turned over , which was good enough as Said sent his cards into the muck.
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With a raise to 1,000 and two calls before him, Daniel Strelitz three-bet to 5,000 from the big blind. Only the caller in the hijack tagged along.
The flop was 
, Strelitz checked, his opponent bet 6,000 and Strelitz called.
The turn was the , Strelitz checked, his opponent bet 7,000 and Strelitz called.
The river was the and both players checked.
Strelitz tabled 
for a pair of kings, his opponent mucked and Strelitz won the pot.
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Justin Bonomo, in the hijack, went heads up to the flop with Brant Taylor in the big blind. The board came 
, and Taylor led out for 4,000, getting the call from Bonomo.
The turn came the 
, Taylor continued for 6,500, and Bonomo shut down.
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With a completed board reading 
, Angel Ruiz checked to Aleksandr Shevlyakov. There were already almost 20,000 chips in the middle and Shevlyakov committed the rest, putting 29,300 all in. Ruiz went into the tank for a couple of minutes before deciding it was best to fold and Shevalykov scooped the pot.
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Martin Kabrhel raised to 800 from the hijack, and was called by both of the blinds.
Action checked to Kabrhel on the 
flop, and Kabrehl asked the small blind, "Can you move your hand please?"
The small blind, whose stack was partially obscured by his hand, shot back, "No. I have 50,000, and there's barely two-thousand in the pot."
Kabrhel, undeterred, stood up anyways to confirm the player's count, before betting 1,600. The small blind quickly folded, but the big blind called.
The big blind check-called a bet of 4,000 from Kabrhel on the 
turn, and on the river, the big blind check-folded to a bet of 3,900 from Kabrhel.
