Everyone Thinks They're "F***ed"
Level 25
: 15,000/30,000, 5,000 ante
Fadi Massaad was all in preflop with 
for 519,000 against the pocket eights for Numit Agrawal.
The flop came down 
and kept Agrawal in front. After a 
hit the turn, Massaad got up out of his chair as if he was about to head off to the payout desk. But in a change of fortune, a hit on the river to give Massaad the double. He clapped his hands together, sat back down in his chair, and collected his chips.
"As soon as he got up after the turn, I knew I was f***ed," Agrawal said to the table after the hand.
"I thought I was f***ed," Massaad said after.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,425,000
-375,000
|
-375,000 |
|
1,050,000
580,000
|
580,000 |
.
, and Christensen was in the lead with the 
. The board provided a little bit of a sweat when it ran out 
, giving Massaad a brief chance to hit a gutshot straight and knock out Christensen, but instead Christensen doubled up.
and Pradith checked to Andrejevic. Andrejevic bet 300,000 and sent Pradith into the tank. Pradith looked to be very close to folding at one point, then counted his chips before he finally shoved all in. Andrejevic didn't waste much time and folded, giving Pradith the pot.
. Eddleman had the 
.
flop kept Busquet's kings in front. There wasn't much in the first three community cards for Eddleman to get happy about, and the 
didn't do him too much good, either. He now needed an ace on the river.
on fifth street. Busquet made a set of cowboys, and Eddleman was left with a 19th-place finish worth $15,000.
, and Hutter had 
