Jack High No Good?
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and there are more than 8,000 chips in the middle of the table. Action is on Gus, and he takes his time mulling over his options. As he likes to do, he bets the full rainbow -- one chip of each color, equaling 6,625. His opponent cuts out calling chips and puts them into the pot, drawing a big sigh from Gus."I think I have absolutely no chance of winning this pot," he said sheepishly. He turned over the
, saying, "I think I have a jack. If you can beat a jack, you win," He also showed the 
. His opponent flipped over 
, and his two pair does indeed beat Hansen's jack high. He pulled in a nice little pot, dropping Hansen back down the totem pole a bit -- now sitting with 64,000.
. Three players still had cards and one of those was James Dempsey who bet 900 when it was checked to him on the button. Both his opponents called so the turn was dealt as 
.
. Once more the player in middle position led out for a 1,000 bet but Dempsey raised to 10,000 that time, enough to put his opponent all in.
for a flush. 
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. The middle position player decided to bet this time for a total of 1,500 and Mattern called before the river came 
was enough to beat his opponent's bluff attempt with 
.
and was very surprised to see his opponent's 
after he took so long to make the call.
to eliminate the EPT San Remo champion.
