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. Lazarou called showing a board of 
. After making the call Lazarou only had 3,000 chips behind.
) for eights full. Lazarou was clearly upset stating, "Sick!. So sick!" He then threw his cards into the muck forcefully.
but mucked when Brooks turned over (
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for queens and nines.
called down the bets of Fu Wong on all streets who tabled (
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for aces and tens. Lazarou tapped the table and mucked his cards, seemingly in anger at himself for making the call.
and made a double bet. Oppenheim tanked for about five minutes before finally raising to put himself all-in. Cards were turned over and we were off to the races
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but Kostritsyn turned over () for a full house to take down a huge pot.
when Jim Paluszek kept firing with 
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raised, and Eric Brooks reraised showing the 
. Wong made the call. On fourth, Wong caught a and Brooks caught the 
. Wong check-called a bet from Brooks. Wong caught a 
and Brooks caught a on fifth and it was checked around. Wong bet out on sixth street after catching the . Brooks, showing three to the wheel, raised and Wong made the call. 
) for a pair of aces with a king kicker. Wong showed ( ) for a pair of aces with a king. The next highest card would determine the hand as Wong's outkicked Brook's .
before Eric Brooks made the first raise with the . David Oppenheim flat-called with the , as did Lazarou. and led with a bet, as Oppenheim and Lazarou both called. before Oppenheim announced a raise with the . Lazarou folded and Brooks fumbled with his chips before splashing out enough to declare a reraise. Oppenheim went into the tank, paid his masseuse, and stood to contemplate his decision before finally deciding to release his hand.
. Ly flipped over (
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for kings and eights to take down the pot.
Level: 19
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
