Levine Likes the Turn
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Peter Levine was all in pre-flop for a total of about 25,000 chips. Ben Grundy got in there with him. The two players had virtually identical hands: 
for Grundy, 
for Levine. That's why Grundy didn't want to hit his kicker after an all-Broadway flop of 
. Yet hit it he did, when the turn came 
to give Grundy two pair and Levine a straight. Grundy had outs to a full house on the river, but the 
was not one of them.
Grundy is down to 78,000 after doubling Levine up to 56,000.