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Vladimir "Quasar" Alexandrov opened for 3,200 from middle position and Noah "ThePunter" Bronstein three-bet all in for 22,024.
Action was on Jose Andres "ToLeKoO" Moran Guzman who came over the top for 64,33 from the cutoff and Alexandrov called.
Noah "ThePunter" Bronstein: 
Vladimir "Quasar" Alexandrov: 
Jose Andres "ToLeKoO" Moran Guzman: 
Bronstein was behind until the 
flop appeared pairing his ace.
The 
turn paired the board while the 
secured Bronstein's triple-up and gave Alexandrov a healthy side pot as well.
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46,487
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22,817 | |
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22,127 | |
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21,799
5,939
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Niveau: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
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55,448
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119,393
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41,506
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161,620
81,687
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157,348
126,743
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Qinghai "011POKERDR" Pan opened for 10,250 from early position and he was called by Anthony "AI_Rising" Ibrahim from the button, along with Zak "vegasvoltage" Bagans from the big blind.
Once the 
flop appeared, Bagans moved all in for 46,816 and he was called by Ibrahim after Pan folded.
Zak "vegasvoltage" Bagans: 
Anthony "AI_Rising" Ibrahim: 
Bagans held outs and added more with the 
turn but the 
completed the board on the river ending his tournament.
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3,337
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2,645
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9,703
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Niveau: 15
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 240
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Action on the tabled folded around to Loren "BabyJesus" Klein who limped in from the small blind before calling Dominic "Ry_Ty_Ly" Picinic's 54,271 all in raise from the big blind.
Loren "BabyJesus" Klein: 
Dominic "Ry_Ty_Ly" Picinic: 
It was a race with Klein taking the lead after the 
flop.
The turn was no help to Picinic nor was the 
river, as his tournament came to an end.
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