Cards were on their backs pre-flop and Tony Dam was in good shape
Opponent: 
Tony Dam: 
The run out of 
was a sweaty one for Dam, but he held up and essentially doubled, knocking a player out of the tournament.
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815,000
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Niveau: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
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Niveau: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
After faced with a raise, Myron Bloom got it all in pre-flop against Yaser Al-Keliddar, a 2018 WSOP bracelet winner.
The cards were tabled and it was a classic flip with Myron at risk.
Myron Bloom: 
Yaser Al-Keliddar: 
The flop of 
also gave Bloom a gutshot straight draw which had him sitting pretty since neither player had a club.
And the turn 
was a dream as it gave Bloom a straight.
"He did it!" the table cheered
"Not yet he didn't, I can still hit a queen", Al-Keliddar replied smugly, referring to his gutshot straight draw.
And just as he uttered those words Bloom's dream turned into a nightmare as the came down on the river, giving Al-Keliddar a bigger straight.
Bloom sat there in disbelief for a second but stood up cheerfully and headed to the payout desk.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
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520,000
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After an early position open from Curtis Anderau, Kevin Legerski from the button, Angela Jordison then three-bet to 340,000. With action back on Anderau, he shoved all-in, Legerski folded and with action back on Jordison, she said ''Well this is probably for the chip lead of the tournament'' then called all in.
Angela Jordison: 
Curtis Anderau:
Anderau was very live and when the flop came down 
, the changed nothing and the didn't connect to Anderau, doubling Jordison up and leaving him with little to work with. The player that folded pre-flop, Kevin Legerski, claimed to have 
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3,295,000
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-830,000
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After a raise to 80,000 from Donnell Dais, Paul Lee called from the small blind and Traig McKnight completed from the big blind.
flop and Dais bet 120,000, Lee called and McKnight folded whilst showing keen interest in what the turn was.
The slowed action down as they both checked.
river fell and Lee put Dais in for the rest of his stack, to which Dais threw his hand in the muck.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
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2,700,000
2,250,000
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235,000
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-370,000
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Niveau: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
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