Chait Can't Beat Four Pair
Level 10
: 400/800, 0 ante
Earlier in the day Craig Chait was left with just three chips and has since spun up that stack nicely, padding it out further after the following hand.
Chait raised from under the gun and picked up two callers in the hijack and the small blind. A continuation bet followed on the 
flop and both opponents called. After the 
turn, the small blind check-folded to a second barrel while the hijack called once more.
The 
river ended up without any bet and Chait was shown 
. "I have four pair," the hijack joked and Chait sent his cards into the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
25,000
18,000
|
18,000 |
and hit the nut low and straight on a board of 
. 
and a king-high flush. 
for the nut flush and scooped the high pot to chip up.
, Muir bet every street and received swift calls along the way. Muir had flopped the joint with 
flop, Nally check-called a bet before check-raising the 
turn to pick up a call. Nally bet the 
river and the sole remaining active player called all in.
for the nut straight and neither opponent could beat that. Nally earned a few chips more after a low earned him half the pot against a flush and a straight, but he is not the biggest stack at the table just yet. That honor currently belongs to Frank Muir.
river, which left him nearly all in. His opponent took around a minute before calling off the river bet.
for ace-king and a seven-six low, the button opened up the remaining kings with 
