Cunningham Won't Notch His 7th WSOP Main Event Cash
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We missed the elimination of Allen Cunningham, which happened at the end of Level 15, but we were able to gather some details after the fact.
According to Jeff Madsen, he opened for 6,500 from middle position holding 
and Cunningham called from the small blind. David Feldman then three-bet to 29,000 from the big, Madsen called, and Cunningham tanked for a bit before four-betting all in. Feldman made the call and Madsen got out of the way.
Cunningham: 
Feldman: 
Cunningham, who has six Main Event cashes including a fourth-place finish in 2006 for $3,628,513, was dominated, and he received no reprieve as the board ran out a dry 
. With that, the man who ranks 17th on the All-Time Money List exited the 2014 WSOP Main Event just shy of a payday.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
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Eliminado |
board, only to see Bichler shove all in for 102,000 more. Coleman thought for about a minute before sighing and releasing his hand.
. Ohel ultimately opted to call, and Zaichenko showed him 
for tens full and the chips were shipped his way.
and was in a dominating position against Townsend's 
, ensuring that Burt's cowboys would hold as the best hand. He now has about 360,000 in chips to Townsend's 255,000.
. He had flopped top pair with the 
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blanked. A disappointed Hutter made a hasty exit from the Amazon Tan section nine spots shy of the money.
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for a rivered set, and Keranen stared at the board for a few seconds before mucking his hand.
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