Level 22
: 50,000/100,000, 0 ante
Razz
Eric Wasserson: 
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Philip Long: / 
folded on fifth
Mike Gorodinsky: / 
folded on fourth
After several Razz hands without any major action until fifth street, a three-way pot emerged in which Eric Wasserson completed with an ace and was called by Philip Long and Mike Gorodinsky.
Wasserson checked the best board on fourth and Long bet, Gorodinsky folded after catching paint and Long called. On fifth, Wasserson hit a perfect wheel card once more and bet while Long folded his pair of sixes with some hesitation. By that time, former chip leader Wasserson only had another three big bets behind and moved back to more than eight and a half big bets.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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1,720,000
120,000
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120,000 |
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1,450,000
100,000
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100,000 |
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850,000
285,000
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285,000 |
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- Folded fifth street
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folded on sixth
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flop, Long bet and Gorodinsky raised for Long to call. Long then check-called on the 
turn and led the 
river.
flop, Racener checked and Yockey bet for both opponents to call.
on the turn was checked all the way and Racener then led the 
on the river. Yockey raised and that sent Chait into the tank, he eventually opted to call the raise. Racener made it three bets and Yockey called after some consideration as Chait was sent into another tank.
. Eric Wasserson bet the flop in position and Andrew Yeh put in the two-bet. Wasserson called. 
and Yeh continued his aggression with a bet. Wasserson counted his chips and decided to raise, committing himself to the pot. Yeh immediately moved in with him and Wasserson knew he was in trouble.
folded on fourth
