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The board read 
, the pot contained around 16,000 and Ryan Murphy led for 10,500 from the small blind. Stephen Chidwick called in the hijack and Ricky Guan raised to 34,000 from the button.
Murphy ducked and Chidwick took a brief moment of thought, in the end he called the raise and Guan quickly turned over 
for a rivered set of jacks. The hand was good after Chidwick chucked his cards into the muck, sending another early pot to Guan.
The board was showing 
and there was around 90,000 in the pot. Nick Petrangelo mvoed all in for 44,500 and Randall Emmett took well over a minute before he called the all in.
Petrangelo tabled 
for aces over ducks, Emmett sighed as he threw his cards into the muck. Petrangelo took down the pot, securing a full double up through Emmett.
David Peters was first to act in a pot against Sean Perry. The board was 
and Peters led out for 12,000. Perry thought about it for a little while, then called.
Both players checked on the 
turn and the 
came on the river. Peters led out again, making it 23,000. Perry tanked for a bit, but then put in the chips to call. Peters showed down his 
and that would be good to earn him the pot, putting him just under 200,000 chips.
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Niveau: 3
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
The board read 
and the pot contained around 14,000. Jared Jaffee threw in a bet of 7,500, Kristen Bicknell called and Jaffe tabled for an over pair of cowboys. Bicknell mucked and Jaffee took down the pot.
After a raise from George Wolff to 2,500, Jeremy Ausmus three-bet to 9,000. Ankush Mandavia was in the blinds and he four-bet to 23,000. Action folded back to Ausmus who called.
The flop was 
and Mandavia continued with a bet of 15,000. Ausmus thought about it for bit, then moved all in with a covering stack and Mandavia quickly called.
Jeremy Ausmus: 
Ankush Mandavia: 
Mandavia was ahead with his pair of queens and he held on through the 
turn and the river allowing him to double up.
Action was multiway on a flop of 
and everyone checked to Chance Kornuth. He put out a bet of 4,500 and Cary Katz called in position. Everyone else folded so they headed to the turn heads-up.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to see the hit the river. There, Kornuth led out with a bet of 12,500. Katz called quickly.
"Eight-high," Kornuth said, flashing his 
. Katz had that beat though with 
for a rivered top pair.
Despite losing the small pot, Kornuth is still very healthy with nearly 300,000 while Katz chipped up to just under 200,000.
The board read 
, with a total of 55,000 in the pot and Ben Yu fired out 30,000. Jared Jaffee thought for a brief moment and moved all in for 103,000.
Yu took his time, using a time extension, and in the end would fold to Jaffee's all in, giving up yet another pot since busting a player early in the day.
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