Ryan Dodge just won a small pot after his opponent check-called 40,000 on a ![]()
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However, Dodge's stack is anything but small, as he sits on 1,450,000 in chips.
Ryan Dodge just won a small pot after his opponent check-called 40,000 on a ![]()
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river with Dodge tabling ![]()
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However, Dodge's stack is anything but small, as he sits on 1,450,000 in chips.
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Adam Murphy made a bet of 100,000 which was near pot size. Thomas Foley was the one considering the bet and thought about it for several moments before ultimately calling. Murphy turned over ![]()
for two pair. Foley could only shake his head and show his beaten hand of ![]()
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, Juan Pardo bet 26,500 and his opponent in the cutoff raised to 125,000. That covered Pardo's remaining stack and the Spaniard needed some 90 seconds before releasing the cards into the muck.
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river, Romit Advani checked to Andrew Brokos who bet 36,000. Advani quickly called with Brokos showing ![]()
for seven-high, and Advani took down the pot with ![]()
for a rivered two pair.
Kristijonas Andrulis's stack has just taken a hit and the player to benefit was Richard Hu. With a completed board reading ![]()
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already out, Andrulis checked to Hu, who bet 110,000 into a pot of over 200,000. Andrulis, who had been playing from the big blind position went into the tank for quite some time before he laid it down and Hu, who was sat on his direct left, collected the pot.
Marty Mathis got his last 70,000 or so in with ![]()
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board had Mathis sweating some cards to the river but he hit a set to seal the double.
Chris Dowling three-bet an open raise by the player in the under the gun position and they checked the ![]()
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flop. On the
turn, the under-the-gun player bet 40,000 and Dowling called before the
river was checked to the Irishman. Dowling now bet 75,000, half the stack of his opponent, and that won the pot.
Before dragging in the pot, Dowling flashed the
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