Sergi Reixach limped the cutoff and Sean Winter shoved all-in for 53,000 from the small blind. Reixach called. Reixach: [3c3d] Winter: [Ad8h] The board ran out [3h9dQh4cAc] and Winter was eliminated.
Tag: Sean Winter
Ali Imsirovic Eliminated by Sean Winter
Bin Duan vs. Sean Winter
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Second Pair for Sean Winter
Action folded to Sean Winter on the button, and he made it 7,000 to go. Rohan Dhuper folded his small blind, and Jeremy Ausmus called from the big blind. The flop fell [KdQh6c], and Ausmus checked. Winter continued for 4,000, and Ausmus called. The dealer burned and turned the [5h] and
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Frank Funaro Doubles Through Jonathan Little
Jonathan Little raised to 2,500 in middle position and Sean Winter called on the button. From the big blind, Frank Funaro three-bet to 12,500, and both Little and Winter called. The flop landed [ThAc6c] and Funaro continued for 10,000 with only Little calling. The turn fell the [2h] and Funaro bet 20,000.
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