Cody Doubles Through Brito
Joao Brito opened with a middle position raise to 1,600 and received one call from Jake Cody out of the big blind. The two saw a flop of 
and Cody checked. Brito continued out for 1,800 only to have Cody come over the top with a check-raise to 5,400.
Brito reached into his stack and grabbed enough chips to call the raise. Fourth street brought the 
and Cody riffled through his chips and stacked them into even stacks before announcing that he was all in. Suddenly Brito was faced with the all-in bet of 20,600 and he took his time before coming to a decision. Eventually, a call was made and the hands were turned up.
Cody: 
Brito: 
Both players flopped a pair but Cody's was larger and he was looking likely to double up heading to the river. He did exactly that after the 
hit the table and Cody's stack is now sitting around 58,000. Brito, who began the day over 100,000, is now down to around 86,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
86,000 | -23,300 |
|
58,000 | 30,300 |
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. They both had just over 60,000 in chips so it was a crucial hand for both of them. “I’ve got to win one flip.” said Rizov. “You’ve got to win a lot more than that.” Were the wise words from Blain. As the flop brought 
Blain stated the obvious, “That’s not a good start.” It didn’t get any better as the 
and Selbst checked to the raiser. Denishev continued out for 3,400 and Selbst flat called. The 
fell on the turn and Selbst knuckled the table again. Denishev fired a second bullet, this time for double the first - 6,800. Selbst thought for a moment, counted down her chip stack, and then opted just to call. The 
brought paint to the board on the river and Selbst checked for a third time. Denishev fired 11,000 and Selbst went into the tank once again. Eventually she decided to release her cards and Denishev triumphantly slapped 
on the table for just king high.
versus the 
to add two more victim’s chips to Shorr’s growing stack.
