Level 20
: 25,000/50,000, 0 ante
Cary Katz was down to just 375,000 when he peeled 
in the hijack. He made it 100,000 to go only to see his neighbour Anthony Zinno bumped the prize with a pot-size three-bet, which exactly covered Katz' stack.
Action folded to Katz and he laid his hand down, leaving himself with just 5.5 big blinds. He avoided a distaster as Zinno had 
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| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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885,000
225,000
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225,000 |
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275,000
-175,000
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-175,000 |
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and Mike Gorodinsky called on the button with the 
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) raised to 125,000 from the cutoff and Mike Gorodinsky (
) defended his big blind. Andrejevic caught top two on the 
flop while Gorodinsky had an open-ended straight draw in addition to his overpair. Both players, however, checked. The turn was the 
and Gorodinsky now had a straight. He led out 120,000, earning a call from his opponent. 
river was a tricky card for Gorodinsky who checked to Andrejevic. Andrejevic bet 300,000, and while both players had the same straight, Gorodinsky faced a tough decision. He burned another time extension but eventually made the call, chopping with Andrejevic.
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on the river secured the double up.
. His left-hand opponent Cary Katz flatted with 
. 
turn before the 
river improved Gorodinsky into a full house. Andrejevic, however, decided to have a shot at stealing the pot and led out 275,000. Gorodinsky burned one of his time banks before calling and taking the sizeable pot.
) all limping in allowing Andjelko Andrejevic to check his option holding the 
flop yet all four players checked. The 
hit on the turn and Zinno bet 65,000. Kirsch just flatted bringing the 