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while Carmigiano had him beat with 
. His opponent had moved all in, which was enough to cover Maes. 
against the big draw 
of his opponent.
and the river came the 
to keep Maes's kings in the lead.
for winning trips over Aoki's 
that she showed.
turn and 
river, Vogel tabled 
for top two pair and his opponent folded. Vogel was happy to take down the pot after a tablemate mentioned that it wasn't the best runout for Vogel's hand.
Ronald Black moved all in. His opponent mulled it over for a little while before making the call. 
of his opponent, not only as the higher overpair but with the higher heart for the better flush draw as well. The river came the 
to improve Black's hand to the unbeatable nut flush and bust his opponent.
of Teague.
on the river confirmed Teague's double up.
, Olsen led out for 1,000, only to get raised to 2,800 by Toh. 