Ramdin Crushing Souls
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Victor Ramdin opened to 65,000 from the hijack seat, and James Dowdy called next door in the cutoff. Ramdin checked the 
flop, then called a bet of 65,000 from Dowdy. Both players checked the {6d] turn, and the river brought the 
to put two pair on board. Ramdin now loaded up his gun with 210,000 chips and fired them into the pot, and Dowdy could not call, sending the pot to Ramdin.
Two hands later, Ramdin opened to 46,000 from the button, and Wade Townsend three-bet to 105,000. Not missing a beat, Ramdin came right back over the top with a four-bet to 296,000, and Townsend reluctantly folded. Ramdin flashed his 
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On the next hand, Santiago Nadal opened to 43,000, and Wade Townsend three-bet to 105,000. Not to be out-done, Victor Ramdin announced another reraise from the small blind, and he made it 215,000 total. That folded Nadal rather quickly, but Townsend has clearly begun to get a bit bothered by Ramdin. He counted down the 476,000 chips he had left before shaking his head and returning his cards to the dealer face-down.
Ramdin is rolling.