Owen: 
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Opponent: / 
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Adam Owen completed. He was raised by one player. Owen called. On fourth street, Owen bet, and his opponent called. Both players checked on fifth street. On sixth, Owen bet, and his opponent called. Owen bet once more on seventh, and the player called.
Owen showed 
for nines and sevens, and that was good for him to take down the entire pot.
Level: 4
Bring-in: 300
Obst: / 
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Urbanovich: / 
— Folded on fifth street
Friedman: / 
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Jelinek: / 
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Perry Friedman had raised on fourth street and gotten three callers. On fifth street, James Obst bet, Dzmitry Urbanovich folded, and Perry Friedman and Steve Jelinek called.
Obst bet on sixth street, again getting two callers. Obst bet again on seventh street. Friedman called quickly, and Jelinek folded.
Obst showed 
for a straight and an eight-seven low, and that was good enough to scoop.
Duong: / /
Chad: / 
/
With the action already on fifth street, Norman Chad checked over to Jack Duong. Duong bet. A third player in the hand folded, but Chad called. Duong bet again on sixth, and Chad called once more. On seventh street, Duong bet again. Chad checked his cards, then eventually decided to call.
Duong showed 
for two pair and a seven-low. Chad could only produce 
for a pair of fives and slightly worse low, and that allowed Duong to scoop the pot.
Friedman: / /
Mercier: / 
/
"The kitchen table just keeps on getting bigger," remarked Frank Kassela as Jason Mercier joined the table.
Adam Friedman completed, and Mercier, on his very first hand, raised. Friedman called. Friedman bet fourth street, and Mercier called. Mercier bet fifth street, and Friedman called. Both players checked sixth street, and Mercier check-called seventh street.
"Full house," announced Friedman, turning over 
to take down the pot.
Shack-Harris: / /
Benyamine: / 
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On seventh street, Brandon Shack-Harris was in the tank, and he was thinking about calling a bet that Benyamine had put out. There was already roughly 12,000 in the middle of the table, as well as over 6,000 worth of bets between Benyamine and Shack-Harris.
Shack-Harris thought pretty intently about the decision, then finally he decided to call.
Benyamine turned up 
for a wheel.
"Nice hand," Shack-Harris said very quietly. He tapped the table, and the chips were sent Benyamine's way.
Sexton: / /
Player: / 
— Folded on fourth street
Shack-Harris: / 
— Folded on fourth street
Mizrachi: / 
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Benyamine: / /
Mike Sexton brought-in, and there were four limpers to fourth street. Robert Mizrachi checked, and David Benyamine bet. Sexton raised, forcing out two players, including Brandon Shack-Harris, and Mizrachi and Benyamine both called.
On fifth street, it checked to Benyamine, who bet and got two callers. On sixth street, it checked to Benyamine again. He bet, and the Frenchman got two callers.
Benyamine bet again on seventh street and got two callers. He showed for the low, and Sexton won the high half with 
for two pair.
Grapenthien: / /
Fal: / 
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Ahmed: / — Folded
With a short stack, Matt Grapenthien completed, then called a raise by Nikolay Fal. Owais Ahmed called, as did Grapenthien.
On fourth street, Ahmed checked to Grapenthien, who bet, and both players called. On fifth, Grapenthien took the betting lead, and he bet. Only Fal called. Fal called another bet on sixth street.
Grapenthien bet once more on seventh street, putting him all in. Fal picked his cards up, looked at them a bit, turned up the , then folded. Grapenthien showed the for quads.
"Not a bad hand to be all in with," he said.
Level: 3
Bring-in: 200
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