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Photo: Anthony Reategui

WSOP bracelet winner Anthony Reategui raised from early position, only to have MSPT Champ Terry Fleischer three-bet jam for 15,600 from middle position.

Action folded to Ido Muchtar, who called from the button, and Reategui called off his shorter 11,400 stack.

Anthony Reategui:
Terry Fleischer:
Ido Muchtar:

“Two pair,” Reategui said before the cards were tabled, and a king appeared in the window on the flop, giving him the lead.

Reategui's intuition came true after the dealer turned the , giving him top two pair to secure his triple-up, while the river secured Fleischer the side pot.

Ido Muchtar - 130,000
Anthony Reategui - 35,000

MSPT Hall of Famer Rob WazWaz has achieved the most MSPT Main Event Top 10 Finishes in history, with 21

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Photo: Evan Sandberg

A series of preflop raises led to Evan Sandberg putting his 26,300 stack into the middle from the button, and he was called by Caleb Piderit from middle position.

Evan Sandberg:
Caleb Piderit:

Sandberg was ahead, holding a dominating hand, and he enjoyed the flop that fell, giving him top two pair.

The turn then sealed the deal for Sandberg, as it secured his double-up before the meaningless completed the board on the river.

Evan Sandberg - 60,000
Caleb Piderit - 45,600

Photo: David Abramowicz

David Abramowicz raised the button and then called a 6,500 three-bet Pedro Mendes made from the big blind.

Once the flop hit the felt, Mendes put Abramowicz all-in for his remaining 7,500, and Abramowicz called.

David Abramowicz:
Pedro Mendes:

Abramowicz was behind, holding two big draws, and he didn’t have to wait long as the dealer turned the , securing him a double before the completed the board on the river.

David Abramowicz - 30,000
Pedro Mendes - 13,400

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It features more than $4.5 million in guarantees and is headlined by the $3,500/$2,000,000 GTD MSPT Championship (MAJOR).

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Photo: Stan Webb

Stan Webb raised to 1,500 from middle position, and then called a 4,000 three-bet Yuanzhi Cao made from the button.

The two then went heads-up to a flop, and Webb check-called a 2,000 continuation bet from Cao, bringing about the turn.

Action went check-check, and the completed the board on the river.

Webb then tossed out a single T-5,000 chip, and Cao looked him up.

was tabled by Webb, showing a rivered pair, and it was good as Cao tossed his hand into the muck.

Stan Webb - 84,000
Yuanzhi Cao - 16,500

After notching his first-ever Main Event cash in 2014, DJ Buckley has become one of the most consistent players on the tour, earning himself a record 93 Main Event cashes.

With nine events remaining in the season, Buckley will look to keep notching the cashes under his belt to become the first player ever to earn 100 Main Event cashes and take his seat in the coveted MSPT Hall of Fame.

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Photo: Dan Olsen

Four players took to a flop for 1,500 a pop, and action was checked to Dan Olsen, who fired out a 3,000 continuation bet from early position.

Olsen found one caller before Nick Rogers check-raised to 10,500 from under the gun, prompting Olsen to move his remaining 25,000 into the middle.

Only Rogers called, holding slightly more chips, and the two players tabled their hands.

Dan Olsen:
Nick Rogers:

Rogers was ahead holding a sneaky set of deuces, but the turn gave Olsen some more outs with a Broadway draw.

Unfortunately for Olsen, the river didn’t improve his hand and secured Rogers the knockout.

Nick Rogers - 60,000
Dan Olsen - 30,000