Subak Stacks an Unbelieving Opponent
Level 6
: 300/600, 600 ante
Picking up the action on a flop of 
, Scott Subak led out with a bet and his heads-up opponent raised. Subak responded by announcing he was all-in and his opponent mulled over his decisions before calling off with around 20,000.
"Bullshit! I call," the opponent said, not believing Subak had anything.
Opponent: 
Scott Subak: 
Subak's overpair held up against his opponent's top pair as the board ran out 
to send the opponent to the rail.
"It was either an overpair or nothing," the opponent said as he stood up.
"At least you got to eat your dinner," someone at the table commented.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
70,000 |
to send his opponent to the rail.
to secure the double-up for Holloway and keep his Main Event dreams alive.
and a player bet 5,000. Winsaft raised to 25,000 and the next player to act folded, while the initial bettor three-bet all-in. Winsaft called with the opponent covered. 
to send both Kerstetter and the other player to the rail. Winsaft now sits with one of the biggest stacks in the room with 76,000 chips.
in a heads-up pot, Chris Carney bet 2,400 and Kris Burchfield check-called. 
for a rivered straight and Carney mucked to send Burchfield the pot.
