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. Stout bet out 55,000 and was called by Eidson
and Eidson instantly moved all in for 215,000. Stout went into the tank and after about a minute asked, "Will you show if I fold?" Eidson replied, "You got to pay to see." 
for two pair.
Level: 17
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
. The blinds checked, and Dao continued out with a bet of 100,000. Stout called, while Eidson opted to duck out.
. This time, both men checked.
. Stout took the lead now, grabbing 135,000 chips and stacking them out in the center of the table. Dao quickly called.
rather confidently, but Dao was having none of it. He took his time stacking out the call before opening up his winning set of sevens with 
. After taking down that pot, he has worked his way up to 940,000, hot on the heels of Matt Stout now!
. Byrum would need running diamonds or a ten to win. The turn fell the 
and this left Byrum with three outs. Dao called for another seven and got his wish when the hit the river.
. Surprisingly, all four players checked., and it would prove to be quite the action card. Landry and Dao checked, allowing Byrum to bet 30,000. Next to act, Matt Stout put in a raise to 80,000. Landry ducked out quickly, but Dao was not so easily deterred. He announced, "All in," putting the pressure on. Not to be outdone, Jeremy Byrum announced that he too was all in for 317,000, being the shortest of the three stacks. Stout sat in disbelief for a moment before folding his 
, allowing the other two men to duke it out. 
hit the river, earning him that much-needed increase. He has climbed over the 700,000-chip mark after that pot, knocking Dao down to just about 120,000 in the process.
