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, in bad shape against Kessler's 
.
, but the river 
proved fatal as Stewart caught one of the two remaining sevens that were his only outs.
, and Stewart checked to Erdman, who slid three stacks of yellow 1,000 chips across the betting line, a bet worth 60,000. Stewart then quickly announced, "All in," and Erdman made the call:
, 
and Stewart took down the pot on the strength of a spade flush.
and after taking a peak over at Bostick's remaining chip stack, he dropped a massive stack of 5,000 chips across the betting line, enough to put Bostick all in.
, well ahead of Binger's 
. Unfortunately for Bostick, the next card to roll off the deck would be the 
, giving Binger the best hand. The 
popped off on the river and Binger took down the pot with two pair, aces and threes. Binger stacked up 580,000 in chips after the hand. Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
and the action was checked around to Binger, who fired a 20,000 bet. Ty Stewart was the only caller, and both he and Binger went heads-up to the turn: 
..
for two pair, but Binger's was good for trips to rake in the pot.
. Action checked around to Stewart who bet 10,000. After a Kessler fold, Clements came along and the two players saw the 
produced on the turn. Clements checked it to Stewart who bet 25,000. The river was the 
and action was check to Stewart once more. This time Stewart pushed out a stack of 5,000 demonination chips, which was enough to put Clements all in. Clements obliged and just said, "WOW!" as Stewart showed his 
for the flopped broadway.
and Erdman fired a continuation bet of 25,000. Kessler folded and when the action landed on Stewart, he raised it up to 75,000. Erdman wasted little time folding, and Stewart raked in the pot.
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