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On a flop of , David Peters checked from the small blind and Scott Wright bet from the big blind. Peters called and the turn was the .

Peters checked and Wright bet 45,000. Peters called again. The river was the and both players checked.

Wright showed and won the pot with a flush.

“Would you have called if I shoved?” asked Peters.

“Yeah, I think I would’ve had to,” said Wright. “If you had the ace of clubs, I would’ve still been in the tournament.”

Scott Wright – 520,000
David Peters – 195,000

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Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 of 61

Gediminas Uselis limped from the small blind, and David Peters checked his option in the big blind.

The flop came down , Uselis checked, and Peters bet 18,000. Uselis check-raised to 54,000, Peters called, and the turn fell. Uselis bet 32,000, Peters called, the river completed the board, and both players checked.

Uselis showed , while Peters tabled for a pair of eights to win the pot.

David Peters – 315,000 (26 bb)
Gediminas Uselis – 175,000 (15 bb)

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Level 20: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
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David Peters raised to 22,000 from the button, and Gediminas Uselis calls from the big blind.

The flop was , and Uselis check-called 18,000 from Peters. The turn was the , and both players checked. The river was the , Uselis bet 52,000, and Peters called.

Uselis showed for aces and nines, Peters mucked, and Uselis won the pot.

That was the last hand of the level, and here are the chip counts from the break. The blinds will be 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante when play resumes.

Scott Wright – 444,000 (37 bb)
Gediminas Uselis – 309,000 (26 bb)
David Peters – 162,000 (13 bb)

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Scott Wright raised to 25,000 from the button, Gediminas Uselis called from the small blind, and David Peters reraised all in from the big blind with a covering stack. Wright called all in for 196,000, and Uselis folded.

Wright:
Peters:

The board came down , no help to Peters, securing the double and the chip lead for Wright.

Scott Wright – 420,000 (42 bb)
David Peters – 300,000 (30 bb)

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David Peters raised all in with a covering stack from the small blind, and Scott Wright called all in for 103,000 from the big blind.

Peters:
Wright:

The flop fell , giving Peters the lead with a pair of aces. However, the landed on the turn to lock up the pot for Wright with a set of nines. The river was an inconsequential , and Wright doubled up.

Scott Wright – 209,000 (21 bb)
David Peters – 500,000 (50 bb)

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Level 19: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
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Action folded to Alexander Timman in the small blind, who moved all in for about 150,000.  David Peters snap-called in the big blind.

Timman was in bad shape with his against Peters’ .

Timman was drawing dead on the turn as the board ran out . Peters’ aces held up to win the pot and regain a sizable chip lead over the field with three players remaining.

Timman earned $26,078 for his finish.

David Peters – 470,000
Alexander Timman – Eliminated 

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Level 19: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
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Gediminas Uselis raised to 16,000 from under the gun and David Peters called from the small blind. The flop was and Peters checked.

Uselis bet 16,000 and Peters called. The turn was the and Peters checked again. Uselis bet 48,000 and Peters thought for about a minute before calling.

The river was the and Peters checked for a third time. Uselis moved all in and Peters immediately asked for a count. The dealer broke down Uselis’ stack and verified that he was all in for 113,000.

Peters took about 30 seconds and and then let it go. Uselis mucked his hand and took the pot. Now, all four players are fairly lcose in chips.

Gediminas Uselis – 221,000
David Peters – 220,000

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Scott Wright raised to 20,000 on the button and Alexander Timman defended his big blind.

The flop was and Timman checked. Wright bet 30,000 and Timman called.

The turn was the and Timman checked again. Wright moved all in for Timman’s last 170,000. Timman quickly folded and Wright won the pot.

Wright mucked his hand and is now squarely second in chips, but creeping on on David Peters for the chip lead.

Scott Wright – 270,000
Alexander Timman – 175,00

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Level 18: 3,000/6,000 with a 500 ante
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Nick Schwarmann and Scott Wright got into a preflop battle with Wright getting his last 96,000 into the middle on the button against Schwarmann in the cutoff.

Schwarmann showed and was in terrible shape against Wright’s .

The board ran out and Wright doubled up leaving Schwarmann with just 20,000.

A couple hands later, Schwarmann got all in with and couldn’t beat David Peters’ .

Schwarmann was eliminated in fifth place and earned $20,283.

Scott Wright – 206,000
David Peters – 310,000
Nick Schwarmann – Eliminated 

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Nick Schwarmann raised to 12,000 on the button and Gediminas Uselis called out of the big blind.

They both check a flop of and the came on the turn. Uselis bet 15,000 and Schwarmann called.

The river was the and Uselis bet 15,000 again. Schwarmann called. Uselis tabled , good for a flush, and Schwarmann mucked his hand.

Gediminas Uselis – 115,000
Nick Schwarmann – 117,000