What Can Brown Do For You?
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Chad Brown knows how to sling chips around in the early stages of a tournament, so we've been spending a fair amount of time circling his table. A few moments ago, we picked up a four-way pot on a 
flop. Action checked to Brown, and he put out 250 chips, finding only one caller to go to the 
turn. Brown bet another 600, and his opponent called again. Both men checked through the 
turn, and Brown could not beat his opponent's 
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A few hands later, Brown called a raise to 225 before the flop, and he and three other players saw the dealer spread out 
. The raiser continued out with a bet of 525, and Brown was the only caller, heads up once again to fourth street. It was the 
, and Brown called another 1,150 there before check-checking through the 
river. Once more, Brown couldn't show anything better than his opponent's 
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Those are the only two pots we've seen him play, but he's apparently been doing some work. Even with those two slips, Brown is up to about 24,000 here in the second level.