Hull Goes Worst to First
Level 6
: 200/400, 50 ante
A player in early position had 11,000 in front of him and saw a player in middle position shove for 15,450 on the 
flop. That action didn't deter Henry Hull, who put his 16,550 in from under the gun. The bettor made the call.
Hull: 
Middle position: 
Early position: 
The early player had a big lead, outkicking both opponents, and a 
turn kept him best. Hull binked the 
on the river for jacks up though, and the bettor pounded the table in frustration.
"Yes!" Hull shouted. "Yes!"
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
53,000 |
, and a 
completed the board. Eddy Mroczkowski bet 6,300 from the small blind, and Patrick Steele folded quickly on his left. James Wilson took longer before deciding to call off most of his stack.
for trips, and Wilson mucked.
flop, Ryan Werner got all in with top set against an opponent holding 
, a player fired out 2,500 from the small blind and saw Mark Hodge, who was under the gun, put 20,000 in. A third player went into the tank for a bit before calling off his stack of 15,750, and the small blind folded.
. His opponent had 
that fell. He apologized for the beat.
flop from middle position and seeing the player on the button shove, putting the Michigan native at risk for 6,700 more.
