Micahel Laake: 
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Adam Owen: 
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Michael Laake bet each street and was called down by Owen.
On seventh street, Laake fired one final time and Owen made the call then mucked after Laake tabled the wheel for the scoop.
Frankie O'Dell: 
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Brian Hastings: 
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Alex Livingston: /
- folded on fifth street
Frankie O'Dell was already all in by third street and Brian Hastings bet on fifth street. Alex Livingston folded.
O'Dell's board left him with trip deuces and his tripled up.
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Ian O'Hara: /
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Frankie O'Dell: /
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Catching up on fifth street, O'Hara called bets from O'Dell on fifth and sixth and both players checked on seventh.
O'Hara tabled 
and O'Hara mucked without showing.
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