Jordison Another Victim of Bekavac
Level 12
: Blinds 1,500/2,500, 2,500 ante
Angela Jordison was trending in the right direction, winning pots and making her way up the leaderboard. Then, the tournament director moved her to a new table to balance. She sat on the left of Dan Bekavac.
One of the first hands she played was in the small blind against a button raise from Dan Bekavac. Jordison reraised from the small blind and the two players each got about 200,000 in before the flop with Jordison at risk.
Angela Jordison: 
Dan Bekavac: 
In the ultimate cooler, Bekavac had the best of it. He found insurance by hitting another ace for a set while Jordison was unimproved and eliminated.
Bekavac is now nearing the one million mark here on Day 1.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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919,000
319,000
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319,000 |
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Busted | |
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. The small blind player thought for quite some time, shuffled some chips, but ultimately checked. Jordison ramped up the pressure with a bet of 25,000. 
runout to bust two more and keep winning every key pot he finds himself involved in.
and decided to make the call with his big stack. 
hit the board, giving Mangold a set. The 
turn gave Bekavac an open-ender, and the 
turn and 
. Dighton continued for 5,000 and his opponent made the call. 
sealed the deal and Dyer took down the pot.
and Neighbors bet slightly more than the previous street, 2,800. This time the player on the button did raise, throwing in 10,000. Neighbors quickly moved all in for about 15,500 effective and his opponent called. 
on the river, giving Neighbors the full house and the winner to knock out two opponents.