You're Down, But Not Out
"Wow, let me check my cards," said Brian Nieboer. Nieboer folded, as did everyone else. The action was back on Boich. He thought a moment, then pushed his remaining chips in.
Boich turned over
, and Gorham 
. The board ran out 
, and Gorham doubled up."Now I can play some poker!" said Gorham.
As the river card was being dealt, Boich had already begun walking away from table. "Hold on! Hold on!" said his tablemates. He turned around. In fact, he had Gorham covered by 2,500 or so.
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and with his opponent having checked, Allen Cunningham bet 10,000 and was immediately called. The other player showed 
and Cunningham mucked without showing his cards. He's now down to 14,300.
and called when a short-stacked player moved all in. Seal was up against 
. Seal needed an ace and that's just what the turn brought, the 
. The other player was already walking away from the table when, incredibly, the 
hit on the river to give both players quads with an ace kicker. "It's a chop, it's a chop!" Joe Hachem called after the player who thought his Main Event was over, and granted a reprieve he quickly returned to re-take his seat.
and while he trailed his opponent's 
, he had plenty of outs.
and 
