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"Now it's a Good Deal"
Denmark's Johannes Park was just seen moving to a new table. Instead of having a wide assortment of chips, he had in his hand six blue 5,000 denominated chips for an exact stack of 30,000.
Knowing this meant Park was eliminated, we asked what happened since last we saw the Dane he had a reasonable pile of chips.
"I got down short and felt committed on the turn," said Park when explaining the following hand.
Park's opponent raised preflop with 
and Park three-bet with 
. Park led out on a 
flop and his opponent jammed. Park who said he started the hand with 10,000 chips and based on the pot size already in the middle felt committed to call.
The turn and the river ran blanks for Park and he is now at a fresh table with a fresh outlook.
"Now it's a good deal," said Park.
We asked what he meant and he shared that during the last big tournament he played in that he appeared at the final table he entered four times.
"Not only is this only my first reentry, but I also get to start with a much better stack than I had even if I won the hand," said Park.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
30,000 |