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Nível 7
: 300/600, 75 ante
We noticed Poker Hall of Famer Mike Sexton was no longer seated at one of the outer tables, which led us to believe that he had been eliminated from the tournament. Sure enough, a quick check with some of the players confirmed that he had fallen in the latter half of Level 6.
According to one of the players, Sexton raised from middle position with 
and the player in the big blind defended with 
. The flop gave both players a little something, and before long Sexton's chips were in the middle. Another on the turn gave the big blind a full house, and a 
on the river officially put an end to Sexton's 2014 WSOP.
A $10M dream down drain - busto WSOP. Always heartbreaking to go out of main event but I'm sure Brazil's soccer fans feel worse than me.Follow @MikeSexton_WPT
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which was in good shape to double-up against the 
of McLellan.
and McLellan conceded, “Nice hand.”
, and Dentale fired out a bet of 6,000. Zoltan thought for a bit before calling.
completed the board, Zoltan quickly led out for a bet, and before we could even count the chips, Dentale called. Zoltan turned over 
for queens and fives, but it was no good against Dentale's 
for a turned straight.
. A player in middle position checked and Eric Berger bet 5,800. Yifan Zheng made the call and the remaining player folded. The river was the 
and the action was on Berger.
flop delivered him the lead with a pair of kings. On the flip side, Schrepfer wasn't too happy and stood up causing his chair to fall over.
on the river.
and Schemion again bet, this time for 2,600. Messina called.
and Schemion slowed down, tapping the table to indicate a check. Messina moved all in for his last 10,800 and Schemion tossed his cards with flair to the dealer.
, Dimmig checked out of the blinds and saw his opponent bet 15,000. Dimmig thought for a couple of minutes before making the call, and he was shown 
