Things haven't been going very well for James Sudworth in the post-dinner levels of play. He found himself all-in with pocket eights and called by an opponent's . Sudworth was in deep trouble after a flop of paired queens for his opponent, but Sudworth caught a miracle on the turn to put a hammer lock on the hand. He was paid 17,300 chips (matching the 17,300 in his stack) plus the blinds and antes already in the pot, pushing his stack to about 36,000.
. Sudworth was in deep trouble after a flop of 
paired queens for his opponent, but Sudworth caught a miracle 
on the turn to put a hammer lock on the hand. He was paid 17,300 chips (matching the 17,300 in his stack) plus the blinds and antes already in the pot, pushing his stack to about 36,000.