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2012 World Series of Poker
Event 29: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 2
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Marilynn Kroon made it 17,000 and a player on the button moved all in for 59,500, Kroon made the call and cards were tabled.
Kroon: 
Opponent: 
Kroon was in an awful spot and was going to need an ace to save her. The board came 
and she was forced to surrender the pot to her opponent. After the hand Kroon sat with around 115,000.
The very next hand we found Kroon raising from under the gun to 17,000. A player in middle position moved all in for more, and action folded back to Kroon who made the call.
Kroon: 
Opponent:
Kroon found herself in another tough spot, and was going to need a queen to continue her great run. The board came 
and Kroon was eliminated. Kroon's elimination proves that sometimes it doesn't matter what you do, its just not in the cards.
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: 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante
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Dennis Phillips continues to find chips. We recently found him three-betting an opponent out of a hand preflop, propelling him to around 320,000.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Level 17
: 2,000/4,000, 500 ante
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We don't know what the exact action was preflop, but on the 
flop we saw a short stack player move all in for 23,000, and Marcel Luske call.
Luske: 
Opponent: 
Luske was basically dead in the water, and a on the turn made it official. The 
on the river was meaningless and the short stack doubled.
It was battle of the blinds with Chris Bjorn in the small blind and Marcel Luske in the big blind battling it out on a 
flop. Bjorn checked the flop while Luske fired out 20,000. Bjorn moved all in and Luske made the call.
Luske:
Bjorn: 
The turn came the 
and the 
fell on the river giving Bjorn the best hand.
