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flop also delivered two checks before Peters bet 48,000 on the 
turn. MacDonald smooth-called in position.
and Peters slightly overbet the pot for 208,000. MacDonald took a brief amount of time before calling. Peters showed 
but MacDonald revealed a snugly played 
to win the hand.
flop, MacDonald checked, Peters bet 28,160 and MacDonald called.
landed on the river and MacDonald slowed down with a quick check. Peters bet half pot worth 441,416 and MacDonald folded quickly.
turn.
river, Peters check-folded to a bet of 256,000 to put the pair with nearly equal stacks into the break.
and MacDonald check-called 21,120 from Peters.
turn, MacDonald checked, Peters bet 101,376 and MacDonald called.
and Peters emptied the clip with a bet of 263,578, which got called. Peters showed 
for lower trips. The jack kicker played to move Peters into the lead.
on a 
board against Peters' 
.
flop, Peters checked, MacDonald bet 19,200, Peters check-raised to 67,200 and MacDonald called. The turn was the 
and Zhang continued for 80,000 which Addamo called.
turn, Zhang took his time before virtually sliding in a bet of 288,000, called by Addamo once more.
for a pair of kings and was eliminated.
and called bets of 14,080 on the 
river and showed down