Dempsey Triples, Panyak Busts
Level 6
: 200/400, 50 ante
Maxim Panyak found himself all in for 7,750, James Dempsey had 10,300, and a third player had both players covered and made the call as well.
Dempsey had the best hand with 
, which was in a race against Panyak's 
. The button had 
.
None would improve. The 
board proved catastrophic for Panyak, while Dempsey almost trippled up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
29,350
9,250
|
9,250 |
|
||
|
Busted | |
. His opponent had 
, and the dealer wasted no time dealing a board full of blanks: 
.
. Stoyanov, seated in the hijack, check called another 6,500 after the 
hit the turn. The 
on the river made both players check. Stoyanov showed his 
, and Tedeschi mucked after checking his cards one more time.
fell on the turn, and this is where things got interesting. Petersen checked, and Tedeschi tossed in two 5,000 chips while announcing how much he wanted to bet. Petersen though he heard 6,150, and double checked with both Tedeschi and the dealer. He then called, but now Tedeschi claimed it wasn't 6,150, but 6,750 - if we understood correctly.
and Salter thought for a second, before pushing in a tower of 5,000 chips to put his opponent all in. The player on the button called almost instantaneously.
, but that hand would soon hit the muck as the button tabled 
. Salter had to forfeit 13,300, and continued with a lot shallower stack.