2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Main Event
Day: 2
Burkholder Squeezes
Small Bump for Stout
Carroll's Second Bet Does the Trick
The turn was a total blank, the . Carroll opted to lead into Rubin for 34,000 and induced a fold.
Lichtenberger Chews 'Em Up and Spits 'Em Out
The turn brought the and Lichtenberger checked to Lee once again. Lee quickly checked behind, not opting to bet the turn.
The river completed the board with the , pairing it. Lichtenberger methodically checked and then Lee went into his stack and grabbed some chips. He fired a bet of 23,000 and then Lichtenberger went into the tank. After about a minute, Lichtenberger moved all in. Lee stood from his chair and seemed both surprised and disgusted with the shove by Lichtenberger. After a moment, he said call.
Lichtenberger tabled a full house after flopping a set holding the . Lee turned from the table and didn't seem to believe what he saw. He then revealed that he held the for trip nines on the river.
Lichtenberger had Lee covered and all of the chips were sent over to the kid that placed 18th in the WSOP Main Event last year. Lichtenberger now has 375,000 chips and has taken over the chip lead.
That's Why
"Hold on," said Stout's opponent. He then made an over-bet of 20,000.
"Why?" muttered an unhappy Stout. He dejectedly tossed his own 20,000 into the pot and was shown for a six-high straight.
Chow Time
Play Resumes
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,600/3,200
Ante: 400
Odd Blinds Surprise O'Dwyer
"Really?" said O'Dwyer, pulling his sunglasses down on his nose so he could better see the tournament clock. "Really? 3,200?"
Matt Stout laughed and informed O'Dwyer that his previous raise was almost not enough to be a legal raise. O'Dwyer arched his eyebrows in surprise and then put out the missing 200 in chips.