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PokerNews · Oct 31, 2016

2016 WSOP on ESPN: What Would You Do in These Tricky Postflop Spots?

Kenny HallaertFrom a starting field of 6,737, they are now down to just five players in the 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event. As usual, comprehensive coverage on ESPN gave poker fans a chance to follow every move, with hole cards now being revealed for all players on each hand. It's a great opportunity for considering the final table strategy being pursued by players participating in the most prestigious — and pressure-packed — tournament in poker.

The first three bustouts on Sunday night featured short stacks finding hands with which to push, getting called, then failing to best their opponents' hands to be eliminated.

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