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Level 4
: 300/500, 500 ante
With 7,000 in the pot, the big blind bet 2,300 on a 
board, and an early position player raised to 7,600. Charlie Sewell in the hijack three-bet shoved for 32,300, and the small blind check-raised all in, four-betting to 55,800. The big blind tanked for a few minutes before folding, claiming to fold a straight after the early position player folded his 
face-up.
Charlie Sewell: 
Opponent: 
The big blind shook his head, in disbelief that neither of his opponents held a straight themselves. The 
river kept Sewell's top set in front, and he doubled up.
"Nice hand sir, back in the game!" Tablemate Will Kassouf told Sewell.
"Did I play it perfect?" Sewell asked Kassouf, who responded, "Like a boss!"
with 16,000 in the middle, James Bord was facing a bet of 11,500 from the big blind.
flop, and [Removed:146] called from the button. The turn broght the 
hit the felt and Kalev checked to Wakamatsu who fired a small bet of 3,500. Kalev double-checked his cards and folded.
Aaron Kweskin bet 10,200. Stanislav Barshak raised to 21,000 and Kweskin called.
. Barshak put a stack of chips in the middle that equalled about 55,000 which was almost the entire amount of Kweskin's stack. Kweskin thought it over for about half a minute before releasing his cards to the pressure.
turn. Following a check from a player in an early position, Andrew Ziskin checked back in the hijack. 
hit the felt and Ziskin faced a bet of 8,000. He called and his opponent showed ace-jack. Ziskin, however, had him beat with the 
with roughly 9,000 in the pot, the big blind checked, and Michael Trivett bet 5,000.
on the river.
for aces-full, and the pot was chopped.
flop. The opponent folded and Hu has one of the largest stacks in the competition as the last level of the day is about to get started.
flop to see the 
river. He then faced a bet of 15,000 in a pot that had 9,900 in it. 
. The Englishman took the pot down with