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Hayamizu Lays Hooks into Big Pot

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Japan’s Manami Hayamizu opened this pot preflop with a minimum bet and is called by the cutoff player. The flop delivers 4 5 6 and Hayamizu leads out for 5000. Her opponent raises it up to 14,000 and Hayamizu tanks before moving all in for another 12,600. The call is made and Hayamizu’s J J are way in front of the cutoff’s 9 9. The 2 turn and Q river send a pot of around 60,000 to Hayamizu.

With 13,000 left the cutoff player gets busted out the very next hand and makes a quick exit.



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