Bell Triples Up
Level 17
: 4,000/8,000, 1,000 ante
Andrew Bell faced a raise to 17,000 from the player in the cutoff and moved all in for 36,500 from one seat over. The player in the small blind called and so did the original raiser. The 
flop was checked, the player in the small blind then called a bet on the 
turn before the 
river got checked through again.
Bell showed 
and tripled up against the pocket sixes of the player in the small blind as well as the 
of the other opponent.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
110,000
35,000
|
35,000 |
flop and then faced the 82,000 shove of his opponent on the 
turn. Zihni called with 
but would not be able to improve against the 
river was a blank.
and doubled up against 
when a king on the flop put him on danger only to complete a runner runner straight. He was then all in again with 
against the 
of Matas Cimbolas and stayed alive on a board of 
.
versus 
when a nine appeared on the river.
. Gary Pearce moved all in and Alexandra O'Brien was caught off guard. "Always getting into these stupid hands," she said in table chat. Some more consideration would see her call off for the last 49,500 chips with 
.
river confirmed her double up and she was still in disbelief. "Oh my god, I could have been gone." With shaky hands she stacked the chips and then didn't notice that a player in the seat next to her hadn't acted yet. O'Brien moved all in to scare everyone off and then showed the 
and Gracia fired a continuation bet of 40,000. Dickisin moved all in with the superior stack and Gracia called off for 169,500 with 
river bricked.
