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After Pete Lawson charged from last place to take over the chip lead, Yuval Bronshtein turned the tables for one hand at least. Holding J-10, Lawson flopped top pair on the flop and checked it, and when he turned the he led out for 35K. But that card gave Bronshtein, holding , a flush draw, one that came in when the spiked on the river. Lawson checked and then called Bronshtein's 65,000 bet, and that big hand moved Bronshtein back near the chip lead.
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flop and checked it, and when he turned the 
he led out for 35K. But that card gave Bronshtein, holding 
, a flush draw, one that came in when the 
spiked on the river. Lawson checked and then called Bronshtein's 65,000 bet, and that big hand moved Bronshtein back near the chip lead.