Hemingway Giveth, Hemingway Taketh Away
Jon Cohen was in the process of having his last 10,000-plus counted out after doubling up with 
on a board of 
against Teresa Hemingway. There was over 30,000 in the pot prior to the action on the river.
"Nice suckout," Hemingway said as she paid off Cohen, bringing him to two starting stacks.
On the following hand, Ben Keeline opened from the hijack to 1,100 and Hemingway three-bet to 4,400 from the button. Keeline four-bet to 11,000 after some time in the tank and Hemingway immediately went all in. Keeline called.
Teresa Hemingway: 
Ben Keeline: 
"Any nine will do," said Hemingway, finding her fortunes at the moment to not be favorable. The flop changed everything for her, coming 
. She held through the turn 
and river 
to secure the double and find herself more or less right back where she was two hands prior.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
60,300
30,300
|
30,300 |
|
||
|
55,400
1,000
|
1,000 |
|
20,600
-9,400
|
-9,400 |
and the big blind put out a bet of 1,600. David Lewis was in early position and called, putting action on Andrew Peragallo in the hijack. He folded and the player on the button called. 
and the big blind bet 1,200. Lewis raised all in for 8,100 and the player on the button quickly folded. The big blind then found action back on him and took about 20 seconds in the tank before sending his cards to the muck as well.
and Peragallo checked. Peck made a continuation-bet of 2,300. Peragallo called, bringing the turn 
. Both players checked.
and Gutierrez checked again. Moon thought for about 20 seconds and put out 25,000, which put Gutierrez to the test for his remaining chips. Gutierrez took about 15 seconds to think about his decision before sending his cards to the muck.
and river 
