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We didn't see how the money got it, but we're assuming the money went in on the 
flop. However it went down, Nicolas Chouity was at risk for his last 39,100 with 
. Alex Anter put him to the test with the 
, but he could not hold. The 
turn locked up the double for the EPT6 Grand Final champion, and he's moved up to about 90,000.
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90,000
40,400
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40,400 |
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We heard news of Todd Terry's demise. He had cold four-bet shoved with pocket queens, but the three-bettor had him crushed with two aces. The board ran out blanks, and Terry could only scowl as he scurried out the door.
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Busted |
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Seventy-five minutes of fun are behind us, and the players have stepped away for a quick break.
Barny Boatman has been knocked back down to 35,000 after he lost a flip against Jaume Pous Flor's 
when the board came 
. Flor up to 30,000
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35,000
-18,300
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-18,300 |
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30,000
11,300
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11,300 |
Javier Rojas Mederos came into the pot raising to 1,700, and Melanie Weisner flatted from across the table. Next to her, Nick Yunis squeezed in a reraise to 5,200, but Rojas came right back with another raise to 13,300 total. Weisner got sneaky now with a reraise of her own �� all in for just less than 60,000. Rojas called out of turn (oops!), but Yunis called all in anyways, and Rojas re-called with both players covered.
Showdown
Rojas: 
Weisner: 
Yunis:
It was no fun for Weisner, but the news would improve in a hurry. The dealer burned a card and turned the flop face-up with the glowing right in the window. Cue the astonished reaction from everyone at the table, including Weisner. The 
flop left one opponent drawing dead and the other needing a runner-runner flush.
The turn and river were the and 
, and Weisner's come-from-behind set earns her a near triple-up. She's all the way up to 165,000 now, eliminating Yunis and taking the bulk of Rojas' chips in the process.
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165,000
128,500
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128,500 |
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Martins Adeniya had set the trap, check-calling down with 
on a 
board including bets of 7,300 on the turn and 10,100 on the river against Marius Pospiech but alas! The latter had somehow managed to win with a wheel when he showed 
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Paul Berende was dwelling, in the small blind, he was facing a 6,500 bet from David Gent on the turn of a board and was deciding upon his action before finally electing to just call.
The river was the 
and Berende now moved all in for 23,200 and Gent instantly called with but the Dutchman had backdoored into a straight with for the double up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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63,000
24,200
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24,200 |
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60,000
-21,400
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-21,400 |
Fatima Moreira de Melo is out after getting (accidentally) slow-rolled by Anton Kraous.
She open shoved her remaining 12,200 from the hijack and the Bulgarian called from the small blind. Moreira de Melo tabled but Kraous just sat there, cards faced down.
"You want to see the flop first? asked the Team PokerStars SportStar.
Kraous looked surprised as if he hadn't realised it was an all-in, and then table 
. The board ran out 
. Moreira de Melo wished everyone luck and made her exit.
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