Level 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
Farid Jattin had just gotten stacks all in against a player across the table and his winning hand of 
was tabled on a board reading 
.
Jattin's opponent's hand had already been mucked and the dealer was in the process of counting Jattin's remaining stack of 31,100 that would be doubled in addition to the 5,200 already in the middle from prior action. His opponent sent the proper amount to the dealer, who in turn shipped it over to Jattin, and Jattin now finds himself with over 67,000 early in the start of Level 2.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
67,400
37,400
|
37,400 |
. Chet Sickle bet 500 in the big blind and Austin Peck called. The cutoff also called and the dealer brought the turn 
.
. Peck fired out another 2,600 and the cutoff thought for roughly a full minute before looking up Peck.
for the flopped nuts. His opponent flashed 
for trips on the river before mucking to earn Peck the pot.
. The small blind slowed down, checking to Peck again. Peck stoically sat for a few moments and then put a bet out of 3,300. The small blind decided he no longer wanted to continue in the hand and sent his cards to the muck and Peck took down his second pot in as many hands.
and around 4,000 in the middle. Brennan Russell was first to act in middle position and made a bet of 3,000. The hijack folded and the player on the button called.
