Aaron Kupin: 
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Ismael Bojang: /
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Opponent: /
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Ismael Bojang bet on fifth street and was called by the player to his left and Aaron Kupin. Bojang slowed down, allowing his opponent to bet on sixth. Only Kupin called as Bojang folded.
Kupin called another bet on seventh street and his opponent turned over 
for 10-9-7-6-4. Kupin, though, had 
for 9-7-3-2-A to win the pot.
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Nível: 6
Ante: 100
Bring-In: 100
Completion: 400
Limits: 400-800
Patricia Yannuzzi: /
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Robert Mizrachi: /
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Robert Mizrachi bet on fifth street and Patricia Yannuzzi called. Mizrachi bet again on sixth and seventh streets, with Yannuzzi sticking around and throwing in calling chips.
"I have a ten," Mizrachi announced, showing 
for 10-9-7-6-4. But Yannuzzi had 
for 10-9-7-4-A to win the pot as the table commended her for her call.
"I've been playing poker since you were a twinkle in your mother's eye," Yannuzzi said.
Joshua Heinzl: /
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Opponent: /
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Joshua Heinzl, wearing green oversized novelty glasses, completed with the and was called by an opponent to his left. His opponent took the lead with bets on fourth and fifth streets, with Heinzl calling.
"I can't see the cards," Heinzl said as he put the glasses back atop his head. He bet on sixth street and his opponent called. On seventh, Heinzl raisied over his opponent's initial bet and was called.
Heinzl showed 
for 6-5-4-3-2 and his opponent mucked.
"It's the glasses," Heinzl said as he collected the sizeable pot.
Yuval Bronshtein: /
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Bijan Safai: /
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2021 WSOP bracelet winner Yuval Bronshtein was heads-up against Bijan Safai to his immediate left. Bronshtein checked on sixth street and called a bet from Safai.
Bronshtein checked again on seventh and Safai put out another bet. Bronshtein took his time, considering the decision for about a minute before gathering his cards and throwing them into the muck.
Nível: 5
Ante: 100
Bring-In: 100
Completion: 400
Limits: 400-800
Amnon Filippi: /
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Tom McEvoy: //
Tom McEvoy had a pair of aces showing on fifth street. "I've got to bet now," Amnon Filippi said. McEvoy called.
Filippi bet again on sixth and seventh street, with McEvoy calling both streets. "I kept pairing," Filippi said, showing only a . McEvoy showed for 10-7-6-5-A to win the pot.
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Andres Korn: /
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Opponent: /
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Andres Korn was involved in a six-way pot that was narrowed down to him and another opponent by fifth street. His opponent bet on fifth and sixth street, and Korn called.
On seventh street, Korn's opponent bet again and Korn called. His opponent showed 
for 8-5-3-2-A, but Korn had a better eight with 
for 8-4-3-2-A.
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