Jim Keating is sitting with a good stack at 34,500. He had an interesting experience involving ace queen on the last two hands.
On the first hand, Keating bet 6,000 on the river and was called by former HPO Champ, Gurney Goldman, who held ace, queen. Gurney's ace high was good enough to beat Keating's king high.
On the next hand, Keating saw the flop with three other players after he limped under the gun. The flop came 
and all four players checked.
The turn was the 
and Keating bet 800, and the three remaining players folded. Keating turned over 
for a full house.
Mike Sites, who was sitting to the Keating's right.
"You got nothing and someone calls you, then you flop a good hand and no one calls you. Does that bother you?" Sites asked.
"Not really," responded Keating, "does it bother you?"
"Yeah!" Sites said as the two players laughed and the next hand was dealt.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
34,500
15,000
|
15,000 |
|
|
30,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
and the preflop raiser bet 1,200. Jaing was the lone caller.
and the raiser checked again. This time, Jaing made it 2,000 and the preflop raiser folded.
against the 
. The two players got all of the chips in on the turn when it came 
. Goldman had 
.
and the action checked to Moore who bet 1,500. Josh Reynolds was the lone caller.
and Reynolds checked to Moore again. Moore bet 3,000 and Reynolds called.
and Reynolds checked a third time. Moore continued firing, as he be 5,000 and Reynolds called.
for a turned straight and took down the pot.
and the big blind led for 6,000. Truman called.
