Meanwhile, across the table is the daunting figure of Alon Shahar and his 265,000 chip-leading stack. Although seemingly invincible throughout the entirety of yesterday's play, I did witness Shahar lose a pot, heavy preflop action being followed by a checked-down board, Shahar mucking as his opponent showed a triumphant
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 31 - $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Six-handed
Day: 2
Meanwhile, across the table is the daunting figure of Alon Shahar and his 265,000 chip-leading stack. Although seemingly invincible throughout the entirety of yesterday's play, I did witness Shahar lose a pot, heavy preflop action being followed by a checked-down board, Shahar mucking as his opponent showed a triumphant
Board:
The jack wasn't as good for Costner as he thought it was -- Fernandez turned over for the flush, and Costner was drawing dead before the river.
Frank Rusnak raised to 4,000 preflop and Edmund Park made it 9,500, only for Ed Fernandez to bump it up to 34,000.
Whilst Rusnak ducked out of the way, Park was less accommodating, pushing all in for a total of 63,000.
Fernandez called.
Fernandez =
Park =
Board =
Fernandez now on 180,000.
After Chen check-called 4,500 on the flop and 10,000 on the turn, both players checked down the river only for Terry to take it down with .
Chen mucked and drops to 60,000. Terry jumps to 77,000.
All in preflop, Jason Mercier's was dominating Andrew Emory's , and absolutely nothing changed on the board.
Mercier is now up to 218,000, while Emory sinks down to just 26,000.
Glasser showed 7-7, Dzianisau A-T. The former won the coin flip on a K-9-3-9-2 rainbow board.