Anthony Zinno was all in and at risk for around 5,000 with 
and opponent Will Kassouf held 
. "It's a flip" said Kassouf, as talkative as usual.
The flop came 
giving Zinno a pair."Oh my God what a life".
The turn was the 
. "Anthony Zinno ladies and gentlemen".
The river was the 
. "Oh, overkill. Queen-seven everyone"
Kassouf was noticeably perturbed by this hand which saw Zinno move up to just over 10,000. "Make sure you get that in the blog"
Meanwhile, Zinno and Dietrich Fast sat next to him were reminiscing. The two of them won the LAPC in back-to-back years. "Get it in with queen-seven!
"Those were good times," Fast said to Zinno. "When we won everything. Did you have a good year?"
"I won Venetian!" said Zinno, referring to the $466,670 victory back in July. "That's how Zinno plays; wait for queen-seven"
"I did not win anything," said Fast despondently. "Unbelievable!" said Kassouf finally.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
10,000
10,000
|
10,000 |
|
9,000
16,000
|
16,000 |
board, Stacey bet 2,500, Helppi called and Miniucchi called as well.
and Stacey quickly bet 10,000. Helppi thought for a minute before calling and Miniucchi folded.
for the turned set of fives and Helppi mucked, dropping him to 19k.
. His opponent completed his flush and eliminated Boatman.
flop and again for 7,000 on the 
turn.
river and Liperis checked behind. Fast showed 
for a rivered flush and tripled up.
was checked by both players and Farrell turned over 
