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    Givotovsky out in 18th

    • Level: 25
    • Small Blind: 15K
    • Big Blind: 30K
    • BB Ante: 30K
    • Chip Average: 1.581M
    • Remaining: 17
    • Entries: 896

    2018/11/04 | 17:20 by Playground Poker

    Alek Givotovsky is out in 18th place, collecting a handsome prize of $9,700 for his finish. Unfortunately for him, he made the mistake of tangling with Muhammad Abdel-Rahim, the big stack at his table.

    Muhammad ended Alek’s night with another set, this time a set of 6’s. The flop came down J-6-4. Alex was holding a Q-J, making top pair. But it couldn’t beat Muhammad’s pocket sixes, the mark of the beast.

    And Muhammad is a beast indeed, as he has been responsible for busting a few of his Day 3 competitors so far today. The action continues….

    Muhammad Abdel-Rahim
    Alek Givotovsky

     

     

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