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Ismael Bojang bet on fifth street and was called by the player to his left and Aaron Kupin. Bojang slowed down, allowing his opponent to bet on sixth. Only Kupin called as Bojang folded.
Kupin called another bet on seventh street and his opponent turned over for 10-9-7-6-4. Kupin, though, had for 9-7-3-2-A to win the pot.
Craig Chait was involved in a four-way pot on fifth street. Chait bet and only one opponent called. He bet again on sixth street, leaving himself just 1,000 behind, and this time his opponent folded after a brief tank.
"You turned those lemons into lemonade," a tablemate said to Chait.
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On the first hand after players returned from break, Robert Mizrachi got the remainder of his stack in the middle by fifth street and was called by Patricia Yannuzzi.
Mizrachi ended up with an 8-6 to beat Yannuzzi's 10 and double up his short-stack.
Ryan Riess bet out on fourth, fifth, and sixth streets and was called by two opponents. All three players checked seventh, and Riess turned over for 7-6-4-2-A to win the pot.
The 2013 Main Event champion has doubled his stack so far on Day 1.
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/ - folded
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for 10-9-7-6-4. Kupin, though, had 
for 9-7-3-2-A to win the pot.
- folded
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for 7-6-4-2-A to win the pot.
