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Nanonoko's WSOP 2010 Main Event: A Thrilling Ride and Early Exit
Randy Lew, known as Nanonoko, started the Main Event with a stack of 30,000 and folded a few hands before receiving 8c 6c. He isolated the limper with 8c 6c and caught a flush on the flop with a king on the board. Nanonoko faced an overbet from his opponent on the turn and river, eventually losing to a trip kings.
Nanonoko played against legendary player T-J Cloutier and considered it an honor. On the second day, Nanonoko doubled up against a player who resembled Leonardo DiCaprio. He was moved to a new table and faced strong opponents, including Adam Levy. Nanonoko's third day started with a stack of 21 big blinds and ended with him busting out in three hands.
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