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Michael Byers, who showed off his rambunctious personality on Day 1, bet 6,000 on a 
flop before Jeffrey Pringle raised to 12,000.
Byers called as the turn came 
. Pringle bet another 15,000 and Byers called to see the 
on the river as Pringle threw out 25,000 this time.
"You got all the sevens. All four of them, don't you?" Byers asked Pringle as he went into the tank.
While Byers was pondering the decision, players began to get up to go on break. "This is going to be the last hand of the level, guys. I promise. I don't know what to do," Byers told his tablemates.
"I don't want to go out so take as much time as you need," Pringle joked.
Byers eventually folded and Pringle showed him two nines for a full house before they joined the rest of the field on break.
Big stack Ayaz Mahmood is also sitting at this table.
and it was a check round.
which Dattani checked. Kanchi bet 4,500 causing Naim to fold and Dattani to reraise to 17,100, getting a call. 
and Dattani check-called Kanchi's 21,000 bet. Kanchi flipped over 
for two pair and it was good to take down the pot.
and Nakamura continued for 1,100. Thompson called.
and Nakamura fired once more for 2,500. Thompson called a second time.
river, Nakamura fired for 16,000, representing the vast majority of Thompson's stack.
for two pair, beating Nakamura's triple-barrel with 
with around 10,000 in the pot. Jason Froelich, in the small blind seat, checked to Alejandro Jaureguireynoso who bet 6,000. Froelich tanked a minute and raised it to 17,000, which was called by Jaureguireynoso. 
and Jaureguireynoso pushed a pile of 5,000-chip in front of him, putting Froelich at risk. The latter immediately mucked his cards.
and Miller fired again, this time for 38,800, and Benso was unsure of what to do. 
for a rivered queen, although he was ahead the entire way. Miller did not look too pleased as he was left with less than the starting stack and Benso chipped up to 290,000.
and all three players checked around.
paired the turn, Depiera quickly checked and Antonius put out a bet of 4,000 which was enough to take down the pot.
and Martin wished the table luck before heading for the exit.
river, sizing up a large bet that was met with an instant fold from a somewhat disgusted Dimartino, who flashed 
