. When the
came on the turn, Iversen was faced with a 2,000 second bullet and elected to move all in for his remaining 6,450. "Stupid call," Iversen's opponent said as he pushed in the additional 4,450 and turned over
. Iversen was on a stone bluff, showing
. No help for him on the
river and he made an early exit.
board, and then moved all in without a moment's hesitation on the
. Thobert showed him pocket kings for the rivered house.
. The opponent was holding pocket nines, but Torre made a Broadway straight and his hapless opponent exited the cramped tournament area in the manner of everyone trying to pick their way around the tables, slowly and carefully.
board he happily called a 3,000 bet from his lady opponent, and found his