Hart Leaves White With Crumbs
Jonathan Hart had 16,100 in front of him from early position, and was facing an all in shove from Larry White in the big blind for 48,300. Hart tanked for a few minutes.
"You got a big hand, sir?" Hart asked White. White nodded, and no sooner than he did, Hart took his remaining chips and placed them in the pot.
Jonathan Hart: 
Larry White: 
Hart found a set on the 
flop, but White was still alive with a gutshot straight draw. The 
turn gave Hart a full house, leaving White dead to the 
river. Hart made his exit from the tournament area, but was flagged down and brought back after the stacks were counted down and it was revealed that White had 1,800 in chips remaining. Hart managed to more than double up the next hand, but still remains short.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
99,000 | |
|
|
6,000
-59,000
|
-59,000 |
flop together, and action checked over to Rory O'Brien in the cutoff. He bet 4,500, and only CT Hoffecker in early position made the call.
turn, and the 
fell on the river. Hoffecker led out for 18,000, sending O'Brien into the tank.
for a flopped full house, prompting O'Brien to tell Hoffecker, "Big laydown, my friend!" about his fold.
from his hand as he raked in the pot.
hit the turn, and Saleh quickly checked. Sanchez bet 2,500, and Saleh didn't take long to flick his hand to the muck.
flop, and never relinguished her lead on the 
river, earning her a quadruple up.
three-bet to 4,700 in middle position. Munroe four-bet shoved for 35,000 and Nelson Bernal snapped him off.
turn and 
river could fall.
