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Alejandro Lococo received a warning from the floor for apparently mucking his cards in a way that made them partially visible to others at the table.
"That's the second time I've seen it, and I've been here for four hands. He has to get a warning," said table newcomer Chance Kornuth, who added that he did not believe Lococo was acting maliciously.
Lococo appeared slightly annoyed but accepted the warning. The next hand, Kornuth opened to 200,000 from under the gun and Lococo flat-called from the small blind. Denys Prydvor also called in the big blind.
The three players checked on the flop of 
and checked again on the 
turn. Lococo led out with a bet of 400,000 on the 
river. Prydvor called and Kornuth folded.
Lococo tabled 
for top pair but it was no good against the 
for Prydvor for two pair.
"You lost the minimum there," said someone at the table.
provided no immediate help for Morgan. The 
on the turn gave Morgan some chop outs but the 
on the river was not meant to be as Morgan was eliminated.
flop, Zachary Mcdiarmid bet 800,000 and George Holmes in the small blind announced raise. However, he only moved forward 600,000 in chips initially and the floor was called over. It was ruled as a forced min-raise to 1.6 million and Mcdiarmid called.
turn, Holmes bet 2,100,000 and Mcdiarmid snap-folded.
rundown to end Trang's attempt at a Main Event victory.
. From the small blind, Jason Osser bet 1,000,000. Nicholas Rigby called from the big blind. Breno Campelo also came along from the cutoff.
. All three players checked.
to put three spades on board. Osser checked, Rigby bet 1,125,000. Campelo raised all in, Osser folded and Rigby snap called when it was back on him and tabled the 
for the flush over flush situation as the man from Pittsburgh took the huge chunk away from the Brazilian.
for Wiegmann to hold with the higher kicker and even hit a pair on the river to eliminate Nugent in 71st place.
and Lim bet 400,000. Amarapu folded and Kudo called. 
river, Dwek bet 1,200,000 and Amiri was sent into the tank.
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