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flop. Without too much hesitation, Tomi Nyback made the call and we had ourselves a showdown.
made little difference, the river came the 
to indeed chop it up, and Penly survived.
. Nyback moved all in for 156,000 Jorgensen called, and Mizzi tanked for several minutes before moving all in over the top for about 270,000 or so. Jorgensen made the call. 
, the river was the 
and Mizzi dragged the monster pot, tripling his stack to 860,000, eliminating Nyback.
board, Chris Ferguson leads out for 40,000, but a reraise to 110,000 from Theo Jorgensen is enough to take it down.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
with Jason Mercier facing a foreboding bet of 124,000 from Theo Jorgensen. After a few seconds, Mercier made the call. river, Jorgensen casually waved all in, as if ushering away a foul smell. No chips found their way into the middle, but Jorgensen had around 400,000 and it was obvious he had his man covered.
. They checked it, as well as the 
that landed on the turn. The river was the . Mercier checked a third time, Mizzi bet 54,000 and Mercier made the call. 
for trip threes and took down the pot, leaving Mercier on only 125,000 in chips.
, Mizzi's pair of jacks still leading. The turn was the , no help to Penly, but the 
on the river certainly was, allowing his king kicker to play. Penly's timely river draw-out doubled his stack to about 270,000.
lying patiently on the felt, Jason Mercier found himself all in for around 115,000 with 
against the of Theo Jorgensen. to give him a straight to the jack. Mercier clenched his fist in silent celebration, but the fat lady wasn't singing just yet, as the board could still pair to give the Dane the pot. that hit to give Jorgensen quad aces and send the young American out in eighth. One again, the poker gods display their teasing ways.
