The Shak Stack
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Beth Shak now has over 30,000 chips after pushing all in for 11,325 on the river of a
board. Paul Jackson looked in pain when he folded, especially after calling a 1.1k to 6k reraise on the turn. I assume he feared the flush.Paul Jackson's made of strong stuff though. He may not be a man of steel like me, but he's more than capable of jumping back up after taking a knock. Many of you may recall him from THAT hand with Phil Ivey at the Poker Million, so you don't need me to tell you that he has a good feel for the game.
preflop, and Gilbert took him on with 
. "Coinflip!" could be heard buzzing at the back of the room, and you know that however many chips players start with, and however long the clock, this kind of situation is still going to bust a goodly proportion of them.
, giving the table a little thump but immediately shaking the hand of his opponent. Zimnan Ziyard headed slowly for the door, pursued by a particularly persistent camera with one of those mics on a stick. He said he was "gutted," but proceeded to good-naturedly give his opinion on what was one of his first major tournament appearances, it sounded like from behind the filmers.
on board of 
and got a call from an opponent with 
who had just made his straight. Lieu was already drawing dead, and sweetly said, Nice hand, sir," with a giggle as she made her exit. 
river, much to the chagrin of Parmar who, admittedly, took his exit like a man.