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We arrived at the table in time to find Antonio Luft all in and at risk for his last 145,000 against Goran Mandic. The flop read 
and both players had flopped sets.
Luft tabled 
and was dejected to find that Mandic held 
for top set. Play was halted while the ESPN camera crew was called over. Luft stood up and stared at the board with a stunned look on his face. After about one minute, the dealer was instructed to roll out the rest of the board.
The dealer tapped the table and produced the turn card.
The 
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Players around the table gasped and yelled in disbelief as Luft had spiked a fourth nine to make quads. Luft dropped to his knees with his elbows on the table as he stared upward, stunned. The 
completed the board and just like that Luft found renewed tournament life. He now has about 300,000 in chips while Mandic's stack has dropped to 340,000.
| Jugador | Fichas | Progreso |
|---|---|---|
|
340,000
-253,500
|
-253,500 |
|
300,000
162,500
|
162,500 |
. Herm checked, Habib moved all in for his last 80,000 or so, and Herm snap-called.
turn meant Habib could chop with a six and still win with a jack, but neither card came as a 
blanked on the river.
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and Graner bet another 65,000. This time Smith opted to raise it up to 175,000 and Graner went into the tank.
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on the turn, bringing the 
on the river. Ivey quickly tapped the table and Keranen checked behind. Ivey rolled over the 
for a rivered set, and Keranen stared at the board for a few seconds before mucking his hand.
