Poker Tourist One Outed
It doesn't matter what the situation, it's never nice to be one outed. It's definitely made a whole lot worse though if it's the biggest tournament you've ever played in and been looking forward to it since qualifying online last April.
Gasps and groans could be heard all around the room and Asif Warris jumped up from his seat in disbelief. He stormed off in haze and looked like he was going to trash the place. After a minute or so, the Brit had regained his composure and came back to tell the full story.
A player opened to 600 from under the gun and was called in two spots before Warris squeezed to 2,100 from the big blind with aces. Only the small blind called to the 
flop where he check-called a 3,500 c-bet. An ace fell on the turn and Warris bet 5,100 and then moved all in when the small blind check-raised to 16,000. It was only a couple more thousand to call and the small blind did so with pocket sixes for a smaller set.
The dealer found the fourth six and placed on the baize to complete the board and break Warris' heart.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
and McCorkell called. The river came as the 
and McCorkell reluctantly folded to a 3,100 bet.
. Both opponents folded.
flop. Three checks later, the dealer burned and turned the 
completed the board on the river.
. It was good as Watson sent his cards to the muck.
. Two checks saw the cutoff continue for 3,800, and only Krost called to see the 
turn, which they both checked.
completed the board on the river, action repeated itself and the cutoff, who was obligated to show first as the last aggressor, tabled the 
. It was good as Krost took one look at the cards and sent his hand to the muck.
and Stern's 
beat Lynskey's 
flop before his opponent check-folded to his 1,650 bet on the 
turn.
paired the board on the turn, and Barbero checked. Mo also checked, and the dealer completed the board with the 
proved to be the better full house. With that, Mo was eliminated during Level 3 of the Main Event and Barbero collected the pot and moved to 68,000 in chips.
