We found Ed Kennedy shoving all in from under the gun on a board of . Patrick Steele was his lone opponent, and Steele had about 70,000 in his stack, which looked to be roughly double the size of the pot.
"Is that the only move you have?" Steele asked.
When Kennedy didn't respond, he repeated the question. Still no answer, so Steele switched it up.
Jason Zarlenga opened to 4,900 under the gun, and the small blind shoved all in for 15,500. Zarlenga called immediately when the big blind folded, as he held . The small blind was crushed with and it was over by the turn on the run out.
Jonathan Dimatteo opened to 2,200, and Matt Alexander three-bet to 5,200 from his immediate left. Action folded back to Dimatteo, who shoved for 17,200. Alexander called immediately.
Alexander:
Dimatteo:
Dimatteo faded Alexander's outs as hit the board, but the river doomed him.
Jonathan Dimatteo bet 5,500 from middle position in a five-way pot after flopped. The cutoff called after one fold, and Jason Zarlenga made it 16,200 from the big blind. Dimatteo called, and the cutoff got out of the way. The turn was a , and Zarlenga put his last 9,000 in. Dimatteo called immediately.
"Two pair," Zarlenga said.
"You're ahead," Dimatteo said, showing for a pair plus a gutter.
Zarlenga had , and he faded the river as a fell.
"Thanks for giving me back the chips you stole from me earlier," Zarlenga said.
. Patrick Steele was his lone opponent, and Steele had about 70,000 in his stack, which looked to be roughly double the size of the pot.
. The small blind was crushed with 
and it was over by the turn on the 
run out.
flop, and Gary Tsui shoved for about 13,000. A slew of players behind him folded, and the bettor called.
helped on the turn by giving him an open-ender. The 
river wasn't enough, though.
hit the board, but the 
for a pair plus a gutter.
fell.
