Sierra Oddone Busts After Wrong Call
Level 13
: 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante
The completed board read 
with Jean Sierra Oddone in a heads-up battle against Ben Wilinofsky. Sierra was the shorter of the two stacks and was put to the test by Wilinofsky on the river when he bet 70,000, which was enough to put Sierra all in if the called.
Oddone contemplated his decision as Wilinofsky remained completely motionless. After nearly a minute passed, Sierra made the call and got the bad news when Wilinofsky tabled 
for two pair with a king kicker. Sierra nodded and mucked his hand before he left the table, while another player asked for Sierra's hand to be revealed.
"Jack-ten," said Wilinofsky, and sure enough the dealer flipped over 
for two pair, ten kicker.
Wilinofsky, who took the Day 1a chip lead, is now up to 365,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
365,000
15,000
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15,000 |
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Busted | |
on a three-way limped pot when Phan Duc checked in the small blind, followed by a bet of 3,500 from Heidi May in the big blind. Fabiano Kovalski, situated on the button, raised it to 12, 500 and after a tank, only Duc made the call. 
and Duc check-called Kovalski's bet for 9,000. 
river. Duc opted to push all in for 52,000 and Kovalski quickly called. Holding 
, Duc had the dominated hand, facing 
in Kovalski 's hand for the straight and got eliminated from the tournament.
for his tournament life. He had flopped two pair on the 
but his opponent Chi Zhang had flopped a flush with 
.
could not save Matuszewski and he was eliminated.
fell, giving the latter a set of sixes. The 
turn and 
river didn't change anything and the Team PokerStars Pro made her way to the exit.
