Alsup Won't Show
Level 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
Rich Alsup appeared to have gotten in a raising war with an opponent on his right, in middle position, on a 
flop. Alsup had put in the latest word, 25,000 over a bet of 7,300. His opponent thought awhile and folded, asking Alsup if he had jack-ten.
"Come on, show the five-six," someone else said.
"I wish I had that, so I could show it," Alsup said.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
42,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
|
||
and Mike Kamenjarin called him from the hijack. On the 
river, Stammen check-folded for a bet of 4,000, leaving himself with about 6,000.
flop for 1,900 apiece on a three-bet out of the cutoff. Tracy Sibson got his stack of 15,900 in on the flop against the preflop aggressor, having outflopped 
, Blake Whittington raised all in from middle position over an opponent in late position. That player had put in 6,000 into a pot of about 10,000, and Whittington jammed for 22,900. His opponent thought a bit and called, and Whittington tabled 
for the nut flush draw.
and the board bricked out with 
to leave Whittington heading to reenter, which he did straight away.