Healy Back to Start
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Level 5
: 200/400, 50 ante
Patrick Healy might have won the 6-Max event last night, but his Main Event has just hit a bump after being forced to give up
on a sizable pot.
We picked it up on the flop of 
with Healy check-raising to 11,000 after his opponent had bet 4,400. The player called and the turn was the 
. It put three hearts out there and that was enough for Healy to slow with a check. His opponent announced himself all in for 18,600 which Healy wasn’t pleased about.
It represented most of his remaining chips, and after some thought, Healy let it go. He’s back to a start stack of 20,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
20,000 |
to see Ivan Zalac move all in for his last 8,300 in chips. His opponent deliberated for a few moments before calling off his remaining chips.
was probably behind, and indeed it was, as 
was tabled.
wasn’t it. Zalac was left with a few hundred in chips, and they were tossed in the middle a few moments later, never to return.
flop.
double-paired the board. Grigg tapped the table again and Rosca checked behind to see the 
appear on the river.
for a complete air-ball.
flop.
would see it checked to Bain, who bet 1,650. The player on his left called, while the small blind quickly folded. Bain led for 4,200 on the 
. His opponent checked behind and couldn’t better Lim’s 
for a rivered pair of queens. Lim is up to 60,000.
turn and 
river. Honeyman was left with 23,000 as Lim now climbs to 70,000 and looks set to end the day as one of the chip leaders.
