Matt Kirby was all in for 20,200 out of the blinds on an flop when we arrived at his table. Opponent Chris Jones was thinking it over in middle position with a wager of 7,000 in front of him and decided to call.
Kirby:
Jones:
Kirby chuckled upon seeing his opponent's cards, and he headed for the exit after the turn left him drawing dead on his second bullet.
Dennis Stevermer is nearly at 50,000 after recently being all in with three outs and surviving with a chop. In a recent pot, he bet 3,200 on a board of from middle position and was called by Todd Melander. On the river, Stevermer checked and snap-called 6,000 from Melander, who shook his head and showed . Stevermer had for aces up.
Lance Harris and Jason Zarlenga busted out and reloaded the clip for another go, while Kou Vang used both of his allotted bullets and has hit the exits.
Adam Friedman opened for 1,050 on the button, and Adam Dahlin shipped all in for 8,000 more from the small blind. Friedman thought it over for a bit.
"If you have a real hand, you're going to be really mad if I suck out," Friedman mused moments before calling.
Friedman:
Dahlin:
"I knew it," Friedman said, pleased to have the edge.
Dahlin flopped a pair and Friedman a flush draw on , and Friedman took command with a on the turn. Dahlin got no help on the river, and he headed for registration to reenter shortly after busting.