Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
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The hand was picked up on the flop, where there was approximately 6,000 in the pot on the board of 9♣7♠2♠.
Matthew Pang bet the flop for 3,200. It was then raised by Douglas Lee to 10,300.
Alessandro De Michele wanted to play for more and jammed all in. Pang folded, and while Lee was thinking about his decision, De Michele accidentally showed 2♥2♣ for bottom set. Lee folded, and De Michele dragged in the healthy pot.
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41,000
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22,000
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With the pot at over 7,000 and the board reading K♠K♣A♠6♠8♥ Alejandro Davila tossed out a bet of 3,000, which sent Joseph Gunn into the tank, and he eventually called, asking "Chop?"
No such luck as Davila tabled Q♠9♠ for a turned flush, and Gunn tossed his cards into the muck.
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Martin Miller began the hand with a raise to 500 from early position. The table folded around to Mohammad Haghdoust on the button, who called. Kelley Embree and Zijing Cheng also called from the small and big blind, respectively.
Embree bet 1,000 on the A♦6♦9♦ flop. Cheng and Miller folded, but Haghdoust came along with a call.
The 2♥ turn led to a check from Embree. Haghdoust fired 5,000 and was called by Embree.
Embree checked again on the J♠ river. Haghdoust put out a 5,000 chip again, and Embree called.
Haghdoust showed 8♦7♦ for a flopped flush. Embree mucked his hand.
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The 2025 World Series of Poker is underway, and poker’s biggest and most prestigious festival is back in its now-familiar home on the Las Vegas Strip.
For the fourth consecutive summer, the great and good of the poker world will descend on the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, a venue that, despite being a relatively recent change, already feels like home for the game’s biggest names and dream-chasers.
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Level: 3
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
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Even though the event is a freezeout, players are not taking their time to take chances and build some healthy stacks.
With the pot at over 13,000 and board reading 10♠7♣5♠7♦ Blain Jordan moved all in for 17,300, which sent Francois Russo and then Rigo Vangarell into the tank before they both folded. Jordan tabled A♠7♠ to show he wasn't at it.
In another all-in situation, the board read 2♠Q♥Q♣7♠A♠, and Xing Wei bet 3,200, only to see Paul Osley come over the top and move all in for 16,000. Wei knew he was beat and mucked his (apparent) queen to see Paul Osley show AxQx for a full house.
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James Gray opened the hand with a raise to 600 from middle position before Samuel Goodman shoved for his last 2,900 from the button. Gray called to send the two to a showdown.
Samuel Goodman: A♥9♣
James Gray: K♥Q♥
Goodman held on the runout of 7♠2♦8♥3♣A♦ to double and stay alive.
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