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flop to the 
turn. Both blinds checked again but this time the late position player did not check behind, instead firing off a delayed continuation of 1,600. Mezrich called and the big blind folded to send action heads up to the river. 
river Mezrich led out for 1,100 and was quickly called by his opponent. Mezrich, who at last year's WSOP finished second in Event #8: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack for a career best $173,960, turned over 
for top two pair, good enough to scoop the pot.
with two diamonds and, again, everyone folded.
turn. The river came the 
and Kirchhoff threw in two orange 5,000 chips, announcing he was all in for 17,000.
Quentin Roussey bet out and was called by his opponent. "Straight flush" announced Roussey as he turned over 
. Of course his hand was good; Roussey found a big hand early in the day to chip up.
and the initial raiser continued for 1,000. Both the late position player and Aldridge called to keep action three-handed headed to the turn.
for a pair but it was no good as the late position player flipped over 
for turned trips.
flop in a blind versus blind confrontation. The small blind bet 800 and Lin called.
river.
for a pair of threes. Lin, though, had 
for a pair of aces to take down the early pot.
.
as he took the pot.