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Level 14: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 6 of 25

Justin Bonomo opened to 16,000 second to act, and David Peters defended his big blind.
The flop was 

. Peters checked, Bonomo continued for 14,000, and Peters called.
That action repeated for 50,000 on the
turn, with Peters check-calling another bet.
The river was the
. When Peters checked for the third time, Bonomo moved all in for 133,000. Peters deliberated for about a minute before dropping a chip into the pot to signify a call.
Bonomo showed 
, winning the pot with a pair of aces. He doubled up, knocking Peters down to the shortest stack at the table.
Justin Bonomo – 436,000 (55 bb)
David Peters – 265,000 (33 bb)









flop gave Mateos a set of queens and a big lead with two cards to come. The
turn made things pretty interesting, though, giving both of his opponents plenty of chance to catch up. Kempe needed a club to stay alive, while Chidwick was looking for an eight or a king. The river was the blank 

. Tollerene checked, Bonomo continued for 25,000, and Tollerene called.
. When it checked to him again, Bonomo moved all in for 136,000. Tollerene gave it just a quick look before sending his cards into the muck, yielding the pot to Bonomo.

, and both players checked.
, Tollerene bet 28,000, and Mateos called.
for a flopped set which was now a baby flush, but was second best to Mateos’ 
for a better flush.



, and Petrangelo won the pot with his pair of aces.
, winning the pot with jacks up.




. It checked to Bonomo, who continued for another 11,000. Davies folded, but Tollerene check-raised to 35,000. Bonomo called.
, winning the pot with a flush. Tollerene was forced to show his