Tim Finne: 
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Chris Vitch: 
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We picked up the action on fifth street when Tim Finne bet 16,000 and defending champ Chris Vitch called. When Vitch paired his lady on sixth he bet and then called when Finne moved in for 12,000 more.
Finne was ahead with aces and deuces, which held through seventh to give him the double.
Joseph Michael: 
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Tim Marsters: / 
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Bryce Yockey: / 
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Picking up the action on sixth street, Joseph Michael bet with the best board and both Tim Marsters and Bryce Yockey called.
Michael bet his remaining 9,000 on seventh street and again both opponents called.
Michael tabled 
for trip fives with a seven-five low, neither opponent could beat it and Michael tripled up.
Niveau: 18
Bring In 2,000 - Completion 8,000
Jack Duong: / 
Andrew Rennhack: /
Jack Duong completed, Andrew Rennhack raised and Duong called. Rennhack bet on fourth street, Duong called and Rennhack bet his remaining 16,000 on fifth street. Duong called.
Jack Duong: 
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Andrew Rennhack: 
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Duong failed to improve to anything relevant and Rennhack doubled up.
Daniel Negreanu: / /
Jerry Wong: 
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Andrew Rennhack brought it in with a three up and the short-stacked Daniel Negreanu completed with an ace. Jerry Wong called and Rennhack got out of the way.
Negreanu check-called a bet on fourth and then bet 16,000 on fifth, which left him just 4,000 back. Wong raised and Negreanu called off.
Negreanu made a low on sixth and Wong failed to improve on seventh meaning Negreanu got both the high and low.
Tom Koral: / 
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Andrew Kelsall: / 
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Picking up the action on fifth street, Tom Koral bet and Andrew Kelsall called. Koral check-called bets from Kelsall on both remaining streets.
Kelsall tabled 
for sevens and treys, Koral mucked and Kelsall won the pot.
Chris Klodnicki: / 
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Daniel Negreanu: / 
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Jack Duong: / fold
Jack Duong brought it in and the short-stacked Daniel Negreanu completed. Chris Klodnicki called and so did Duong. On fourth, Negreanu bet, Klodnicki called, and Duong got out of the way.
Negreanu paired threes on fifth and bet his last 12,000, which Klodnicki called. Negreanu had two pair but it was smaller than Klodnicki's sevens and deuces. Fortunately for "Kid Poker" he made queens up on sixth. Seventh failed to help Klodnicki and he watched the pot pushed across the table to Negreanu.
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