Schneider Doubles Through Lawrence
Level 13
: 1,000/2,000, 300 ante
We arrived at Table 3 just in time to see the cards turned over before the flop in an all-in pot between two notable players.
Mike Schneider: 
Jim Lawrence: 
The two were racing, and the 
was more than safe for Schneider, as it improved him to a flush draw with a pair. A 
gave Lawrence a draw of his own, but the 
was a blank on the river.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
111,000 | -51,000 |
|
97,000 | 27,000 |
hit the turn, and Sandness checked again. The cutoff bet 14,000, and Sandness took his time before calling. Both players quickly checked the 
. Lawrence checked and his opponent moved all in. Lawrence immediately dropped a stack of chips into the middle.
flopped in a three-bet pot, a player who opened under the gun and then called a reraise open-shipped all in and was snap-called by Mark Dunbar in middle position.
flop. Pates made the call, and he check-called another 8,100 on the 
turn. A 
hit the river, and Pates checked a final time. Harris loaded and fired again, this time 13,500. Pates thought for a bit before calling, and Harris showed 
for seven-high. Pates has 
for top pair.
of an opponent who made aces full.
. One player had called, while Rodger Johnson had shoved all in for 20,800 in the big blind. Saad El-Dein decided to call after some thought, and the third player folded.
