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. The player under-the-gun fired out 1,200 and Sachindis re-raised all in. His opponent made the call and flipped 
but Sachindis had out-flopped him with his 
.
and river the 
, and Sachindis scooped the pot to send his opponent's aces crashing to the rail.Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
and his opponent with 
.
and Choy's single pair of jacks improved to a set, solidifying the win.
cracked, George Palavos appeared to be tilting when he pushed all his chips into the middle soon after. However, it turned out he held pocket aces and was in great shape for a double up against the pocket kings of James Houlis.
and Houlis spiked his two-outer to end the day for Palavos.
with one of the limpers making the call tabling 
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, giving his opponent a set, but the on the turn gave Tran the gutshot straight. Tran avoided a repeater on the river when the 
bricked to double Tran up to 2,150.
never threatened by the of his opponent when the board ran out 
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, Sivies traded raises with his opponent, eventually calling his opponent's 2,250 all-in bet. At the showdown, Sivies found himself in bad shape, drawing to three winning outs holding 
against his opponent's 
. fell on the river though, clinching the hand for Sivies, whose opponent's poor fortune landed him a spot on the rail
Level: 4
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
for his last chips. He had four opponents to navigate through, and he did so successfully as they each released their hands.
