Johnson Gets a Dub
Level 12
: 1,500/2,500, 2,500 ante
Henry Johnson open-jammed for 17,900 under the gun and was called by Nick Barksdale in middle position. All remaining players folded.
"I was just feeling spicy, you know?" said Barksdale. Johnson tabled 
.
"Oh, you're way behind!" joked Barksdale, tabling 
.
"It's suited? Oh yeah, you're good," chimed in tablemate and RunGood Ambassador Blair Hinkle.
It was then time for the jokes to end, and the flop 
meant business for Johnson.
"You are not behind," confirmed Barksdale as the dealer wasted no time bringing the turn 
and river 
to complete the runout and earn Johnson the double.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
240,000 | 7,000 |
|
45,300 |
, which also gave the all-in player a set and kept him alive for the moment. That moment ended as the river fell 
, leaving Dykhouse's flush best and earning him the pot and the knockout. 
and Hildebrand checked. Prevost made a continuation-bet of 12,000 and Hildebrand check-jammed for around 42,000.
come onto the felt and he shipped the double.
gave Darland aces up, but his opponent had plenty of outs to pull back ahead between clubs, eights, and sevens. The turn 
added three more outs to that tally, but the river 
gave Darland a full house and eliminated his short-stacked opponent from the tournament.
