Short-Stacked Walerstein Eliminated by Wu
Level 4
: 100/300, 300 ante
A player in middle position pumped it up to 800 and received a call from Yake Wu in the hijack. Erez Walerstein was on the button and called all in for his last 400 and the small blind called as well, taking postflop action three ways to a side pot for any further action.
All three players checked to the river on a runout of 
, where Wu put out a bet of 1,000 once action checked to him. Both players with chips and cards in front of them folded and the dealer announced a showdown.
Erez Walerstein: 
Yake Wu: 
Wu tabled his hand first upon his river bet receiving no action, and Walerstein turned his over in a frustrated manner, showing that the left him with the second-best hand and no further chips with which to play.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
21,900
-17,100
|
-17,100 |
|
Busted |
, Jaromir Hanel in the small blind and Andre Moreira in the big blind both checked. The pot until then was some 10,000 and Doron Lahav made it 6,000 to go.
and action checked to Martini, who put out a bet of 1,600. The small blind quickly folded to put action onto the big blind, who asked for confirmation of the amount and thought for a bit before calling. Isberg called quickly thereafter. Action then checked through the turn 
and river 
to take the hand to showdown.
for a jack-high flush and Martini sent his cards to the muck, unable to top said flush as the pot was sent Isberg's way.
turn and Da checked again. Chen now made it 15,000 to go and Da reluctantly moved all in, Chen quickly came along.
and Da headed to the rail.
completed the runout, unnecessarily improving him to a full house, nines full of aces in the process. He pushed forward his stack, which the dealer totaled to be 7,500, and his opponent paid accordingly as the entire pot was shipped to Serratore as his reward for the double.
