Warne Super Short After Cooler
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Level 13
: 1,200/2,400, 400 ante
As we reported earlier Shane Warne recently flopped a set to secure a big double up but now he’s peddling around five big blinds after a preflop raising war with Matthew Wakeman.
Warne opened the action with a raise to 6,000 before Wakeman played back at him for 20,000. After a four-bet from Warne to 56,000 Wakeman pushed all in over the top and Warne called it off to see the bad news.
Warne had run his pocket kings into Wakeman’s pocket aces and failed to improve leaving Warne’s stack decimated and Wakeman as one of today’s frontrunners.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
445,000 | 214,400 |
|
8,000 | -237,000 |
and Gjelstad bet 7,000. Argyros raised to 18,000 which was enough to get rid of Warne. Gjelstad wasn't giving up so easily, though, and he shoved all in for 32,000. Argyros called.
on the turn didn't change anything but the 
on the river sure did!
and both players checked. 
dropped on the turn. 
completed the board and Kanit called shortly after. 
and both players checked. 
and Seidel checked. Chevalier tossed out 7,500 and Seidel called. 
completed the board and Seidel snap check-called a river bet totalling 17,500. 
for a set of kings and took down the pot after Seidel mucked his hand.
flop and the 
. 
turn and 
river completed the board. He now sits with just shy of a quarter million.
run out and exited the tournament area as Neilson was awarded the pot.
on the turn and 
