Share Your Bad Beat w/ the PN Podcast Via the PokerNews Bad Beat Hotline!
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and Sluzinski's aces held to secure the elimination.
and Anderson check-called a bet of 57,600 from Reilly. 
and both players checked to see 
on the river. Anderson bet 159,600 and Reilly went into the tank for a moment before he ultimately got away from it.
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. Sluzinski had 
and a brick for Sluzinski to stay in the tournament. Anderson dragged one of the biggest pots of the day with kings and sixes with an ace kicker.
brought four to a flush on the board giving Manalang the best hand holding the 
and all three players checked. The turn was 
run out gave Anderson a flush which sent his opponent to the rail while pushing his own stack over the one million mark.