Nível 3
: 75/150, 0 ante
Pius Heinz, winner of the 2011 World Series of Poker, just sat down in the Amazon Room and started with 7,500. We're not sure if he played an event yet this summer, but this is the first time we see him. Welcome back mister Heinz!
A lot of late registrants just sat down as well. Lot's of regular players register late so we recognized a lot of the people sitting down:
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. Duval bet 1,450, and his opponent thought for about a minute before releasing his hand. Duval, who took down his first career bracelet in Event #28 this year, looks to be on the recovery path after dropping some chips early on.
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. Obrestad had checked from the small blind and the player on the button had bet 3,000. Obrestad tanked for quite some time. She might have been Hollywooding but would have had us fooled with that is she was because it looked like she had a real decision. Eventually she folded, sliding her cards in to the muck.
. Shulman thought for about a minute before tossing out calling chips. Little tabled 
for ace-high, and Shulman paused before turning over 
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board and Nancy Birnbaum in the small blind made a raise to 1,125. The two other players involved in the pot quickly folded, but Belgian player Aerts made the call.
fall on the river. Birnbaum bet out 1,500 but Aerts folded after just about five seconds of thinking.
