Jason Daly: 
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Robert Gray: /
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Daly and Gray had two bets in on third street, and Gray bet the rest of the way, with Daly called all streets.
"Rolled up," Gray said before turning over 
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"Of course you are," Daly said with a frown, turning up 
and indicating he had made queens-up on fourth street.
Michael Mizrachi: / 
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Matthew Schultz: / 
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A player brought in with the right before the level went up and another completed. Michael Mizrachi put in two bets and Matthew Schultz put in three bets. The bring in folded and the player who completed and Mizrachi both called.
Mizrachi checked to Schultz on fourth and he continued. The third player in the hand got out of the way and Mizrachi called.
Mizrachi kept check-calling until seventh where both players checked.
Mizrachi showed 
and Schultz won the hand with 
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Niveau: 20
Limites: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Jason Daly: /
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Robert Gray: /
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A player brought it in with the , Daly completed, and Gray made it two bets. Only Daly called, and Daly check-called a bet on fourth. On fifth, Daly checked, Gray bet, and Daly made it two bets. Gray made it three bets, and Daly called. Daly bet sixth, Gray called, and both players checked seventh.
"Aces and a low," Gray said, before then saying, "Oh man, I made a flush!" and turning over 
for a flush and a low. A frustrated Daly showed a pair of kings in the hole, and told Gray he was rolled up before mucking.
Yuval Bronshtein: /
Bryan Pimlott: /
A player brought in for 2,000 with the and Bryan Pimlott completed to 6,000 with the . Yuval Bronshtein put two bets in the middle with the and the bring in folded. Pimlott made it three bets and Bronshtein called.
Bronshtein caught the on fourth and lead out with another bet. Pimlott didn't hesitate with the added to his board and he put two bets in the middle.
Bronshtein tanked for a bit before he started to ask if Pimlott was rolled up. Bronshtein was implying that Pimlott had two fours in the hole. Bronshtein had only 40,000 behind and he thought about it for a little bit longer. He continued to ask Pimlott if he was rolled up but he didn't get an answer.
Bronshtein open folded for a pair of aces and a blocker to Pimlott's queen. Pimlott collected the pot before he showed 
for rolled up fours.
Barbara Enright: /
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Robert Isakson: /
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Enright brought it in with the , and Isakson completed. Enright called, then called bets on fourth and sixth street. Isakson checked the river, and Enright simply mucked her hand.
Jan Stein: / 
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Dave Alfa: / 
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Cory Chaput completed with the and he was called by three other players, including Jan Stein with the and Day 1 chipleader Dave Alfa with the .
It checked to Alfa on fourth with king-five and he bet. Only Stein called and the other two players in the hand folded.
Both checked on fifth street and Alfa bet again on sixth. He was called again by Stein.
Alfa bet another time on seventh but he was raised by Stein this time. Alfa peeked at his cards again and he folded his hand.
Alejandro Torres: //
Bryan Pimlott: //
Eric Rodawig: /
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Torres completed with the , Pimlott called, and Rodawig made it two bets. Both Torres and Pimlott called, then action checked through fourth street. On fifth, Torres checked his open trips, and Pimlott bet. Rodawig and Torres called, then the action repeated on sixth. On seventh, Torres checked, Pimlott bet, and Rodawig raised. Torres tanked for about a minute, then folded, and Pimlott called while saying, "Why'd you raise?"
Pimlott held for kings-full, and Rodawig showed 
for a low. Chop it up!
Robert Gray: /
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Anna Wroblewski: /
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Alejandro Torres: //
On fifth street, Torres checked, and Gray bet. Both his opponents called, then all three players checked sixth street. On seventh, action checked to Wroblewski, who bet. Both Gray and Torres called, and Wroblewski showed for three fives. Torres showed an eighty-seven low, and Gray showed for an eighty-six, and he and Wroblowski chopped the pot.
It only took one hand after the break for Gregory Yohn to be eliminated. He takes home $3,409 for finishing in 31st position.
They are getting closer and closer to the three-table redraw. Only six more players need to be eliminated for them to switch it all up at 24 players left.
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