"Hey, Sam. What's up buddy?"
"I just busted," he said, still grinning but continuing on to complete a little bust-out paperwork. Oops. On the way back, he filled us in on the hand that ended his day.
Chartier's been battling with a short stack for most of the event, and he finally shipped about 35,000 in preflop with ace-ten. He ran into two calls, one player with pocket kings and the other with two jacks. It was actually a great spot for Chartier to take a shot for a triple up, but he was unable to connect with the board, and unable to keep his tournament going.
board; Hedlund (under the gun) bet out and his opponent Govert Metaal (cutoff) raised. Hedlund called for wine. Then he called the raise.
and Metaal announced all in for around 50,000. Hedlund stood up and shouted at a floorman: "Hey I ordered a bottle of wine an hour ago, I paid for it. I get super-tilted by the f***ing bar. I hate when it f***ing sucks. Hey, where's my wine? Hey!"
and Hedlund mucked. "I would have folded that hand otherwise," he said, finally taking possession of his precious wine.
while Kaczka was holding an also lacklustre but ahead 
. The flop came 
with one diamond on it, putting Kaczka firmly in the lead - but following a 
turn and a 
river, Piper's backdoor flush was good enough to double him up to 90,000.
against a short-stack's button shove.
.
allowing Ghiura to double up to about 80,000.
flop, which they both checked. They saw a 
turn and Boutboul checked again; this time Musini bet 8,500 leaving himself 30,000 behind, and Boutboul called.
river and Boutboul checked again. This was rather a sneaky check as it turns out, as once Musini had checked behind Boutboul turned over 
