Bacon Stacks Luske
Level 11
: 15,000/30,000, 30,000 ante
There was a substantial pot already brewing when we got to the table and the completed board read 
. Partypoker Sponsored Pro Marcel Luske shoved from the small blind for 150,000, the big blind folded, and Andy Bacon called from middle position with a larger stack. Luske showed 
for an eight-high straight, but his hand was second-best to Bacon's 
for the nut straight.
"I knew it when you called. Good luck, everyone," said Luske as he stood up to make his exit.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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1,220,000
1,220,000
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1,220,000 |
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Busted | |
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to pair Sevilla's king, so he took the pot to double through Romanello.
when we got to the table. Alex Foxen bet 375,000 from the small blind and the player on the button called.
river. Foxen tabled 
, the button showed 
when we got to the table. Partypoker Sponsored Pro Natalia Breviglieri was in the big blind and already all-in, having started the hand with less than 40,000. Dylan Linde was in the small blind and heads-up in the side pot against the player in the hijack, who had already committed 350,000 on the river. Linde jammed for a total of 2,600,000, putting his opponent to a decision for his remaining 1,700,000 chips. He went into the tank for nearly a minute and ultimately folded. Linde showed 
for kings up, the hijack mucked, and Breviglieri, who apparently had not yet peeked at her hole cards, tabled them one at a time. Her 
was no good, so Linde took all the chips and eliminated Breviglieri.
and the big blind checked. Romanello bet 175,000, the button folded, and the big blind check-raised to 475,000. Romanello jammed for a total of 1,600,000 and the big blind called to put Romanello at risk.
on the turn put Romanello squarely in the lead, the