Calvin Anderson: 
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Daniel Strelitz: /
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Calvin Anderson was just moved to the same table as Daniel Strelitz and wasted no time tangling in a pot with his fellow big stack.
Anderson bet down to seventh street and Strelitz called. On seventh, Anderson put out another bet and Strelitz quickly mucked.
Action was picked up on sixth street in a big pot between Kentaro Hori and Daniel Strelitz. Strelitz bet and Hori called.
On seventh street Strelitz bet the remainder of Hori's chips and Hori called.
Kentaro Hori: /
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Daniel Strelitz: /
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Strelitz' seven-six could best Hori's eight-six and Hori exited the tournament.
Timothy Dalessandro: //
Mark Gerencher: //
Timothy Dalessandro bet on sixth street, leaving himself 12,000 behind, and Mark Gerencher called. Dalessandro put his last chips in blind before getting his last card on seventh.
Gerencher took a peak as his card and eventually called, showing for 9-6-5-3-A. "I've got an eight," Dalessandro said, turning over to take the pot.
"I guess we'll just keep passing chips back and forth," Dalessandro said to his frequent nemesis at this table.
Loren Adam: //
Scott Baumstein: //
Scott Baumstein bet through to sixth street, with Loren Adam calling each bet.
Baumstein slowed down and checked on seventh, allowing Adam to toss in his last 28,000. Baumstein went into the tank for about a minute before calling.
Adam turned over for 8-7-5-4-3 as Baumstein had a nine-low.
"You caught perfect-perfect on that hand. How do you call on fifth," Baumstein asked after being left with crumbs.
"You wanted to saw me off. What am I supposed to do," Adam replied as he doubled up.
Sergio Braga: //
Nick Guagenti: //
Donovan Bates: /
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Nick Guagenti bet on fourth and fifth streets, receiving calls from Donovan Bates and Sergio Braga.
On sixth street, Braga led out and both opponents called. Braga led out again on seventh.
"Why's he betting," Scott Baumstein asked, noting that Guagenti should be acting first and that Braga had acted out of turn the last two streets.
Guagenti and Bates both checked and Braga kept his bet in the middle. Both opponents called and Braga showed for 6-5-4-2-A to scoop the pot.
"There's a reason he bet out of turn. He had a monster," Guagenti said after the hand.
"Sorry buddy," Braga replied, tapping the felt while collecting the chips.
Kentaro Hori completed with a up and Matt Savage raised with a up with all other players folding and Hori calling to put himself at risk.
Kentaro Hori: //
Matt Savage: //
Hori made a ten-seven on the end to best Savage's jack-eight and Hori found himself doubling up just after dinner break.
The remaining 30 players have returned from dinner break.
Level: 22
Ante - 3000
Bring In - 5000
Limits - 15000-30000
Level 11 of the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event was unkind to 888poker ambassador Sam Abernathy, who lost a brutal bad beat to exit poker's world championship event.
During the first level of Day 3, with around 110,000 in chips and the blinds at 1,000/2,500, Abernathy picked up 
and was poised to earn a valuable double-up, perhaps putting her in position to make a run at the money, and then potentially deeper as the tournament progressed. But her opponent, Mike Gao, also had 
, so a chop pot seemed inevitable.
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