On the tail end of a pot with some 50,000 in the middle to the river, David Benyamine checked and Chris Fraser then flicked in a single T-25,000 chip for the bet. No call by Benyamine followed and the Brit flashed the before raking in the pot.
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John Esposito: / / — folded on seventh street
John Racener: / /
On fourth street John Esposito bet and John Racener called. Racener made open eights on fifth street and bet. He bet again on sixth street with Esposito calling both times.
On seventh street Racener bet but Esposito threw his hand into the muck.
On the tail end of a duel between Brian Hastings and David Moskowitz, the former had the superior board and checked on seventh street. Moskowitz bet and was called to announce an eighty-six, which won the pot as Hastings was unable to beat that and mucked the cards.
Matthew Ashton: / / — folded on seventh street
Bryn Kenney: / /
Matthew Ashton called on third street and then called again after Bryn Kenney completed. Kenney check-raised the former champion on fourth street and Ashton called.
With Kenney making open threes on fifth street he bet and Ashton called. The action repeated on sixth street before Kenney bet again on seventh street. This time Ashton folded.
On the tail end of a heads-up pot between Scott Seiver and Jesse McGinty, the board showed and Seiver bet 20,000. McGinty mulled it over for a short while and called but then mucked when Seiver tabled the for jacks full of tens as the second nuts.
Josh Arieh: /
Yuri Dzivielevski: / — folded on sixth street
On fourth street Yuri Dzivielevski bet and Josh Arieh called. Arieh check-called on fifth street before betting on sixth street when Dzivielevski made open trips.
Dzivielevski looked like he as considering a call before ultimately folding.
river, David Benyamine checked and Chris Fraser then flicked in a single T-25,000 chip for the bet. No call by Benyamine followed and the Brit flashed the 
before raking in the pot.
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and Seiver bet 20,000. McGinty mulled it over for a short while and called but then mucked when Seiver tabled the 
— folded on sixth street
with Bojang appearing to also flash a 
