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Mike "mkspresident" Shin raised to 2,000 under the gun and was called "Bjollyag123" who was in the next seat over while by Connor "666666" Drinan called off his last 1,612 from the big blind.
The flop came , Shin continued for 1,000 and "Bjollyag123" called to see the turn which was checked by both players to the river.
Shin check-folded after "Bjollyag123" fired out 2,000 and the two players tabled their hands.
"Bjollyag123":
Connor "666666" Drinan:
Drinan held the better hand up until the river as it gave "Bjollyag123" trip tens eliminating Drinan from the tournament,
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