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flop to Wardak, who checked back. On the turn 
, Nguyen checked again. This time Wardak bet 20,000. Nguyen waited until his time back was at five seconds before he called.
. Again Nguyen checked, and again Wardak bet, this time making it 33,000 to go. When Nguyen's time back was at five seconds, he check-raised to 95,000. Wardak let his time bank run all the way down to two seconds before flicking his cards into the dealer.
and moved her stack into the middle. Kemp made the call after everyone else folded, tabling 
. He never improved on a board of 
. A pumped Boeree gave the table an enthusiastic knock after the river blanked and she dragged the 90,000-chip pot. Kemp still has about 200,000 chips.
. For a final table that has lacked edge, it seems somewhat fitting that the first called all-in bet should end in a chop.
board. that bet folded Kibler-Melby, but then Boeree check-raised to 16,000. Channing responded by simply shoving a stack of chips into the middle tall enough to put Boeree all in. She silently folded, leaving herself about 60,000.
Level: 24
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
flop. On the turn 
, Delaney checked again and then folded when Nguyen bet 15,000.
flop out of the deck. Nguyen nervously glanced at Delaney twice before giving up his hand.
. Nguyen made a curious check to Kemp, who bit and bet 60,000. Nguyen then used his whole twenty seconds before check-raising to 160,000. Kemp thought it over, then surrendered one of his "time breaker" buttons to give himself an extra forty seconds. In the end, it didn't matter. He folded his hand.
flop, then folded when Kemp check-raised to 62,000.
