Kirk Can't Get There
Tripp Kirk was heads up in a pot with the board reading 
. His opponent checked and Kirk fired out a bet of 2,500. His opponent reached toward his stack and quickly dropped 7,000 total. Kirk announced that he was all in and was snap-called by his opponent who tabled 
for the straight. Kirk showed 
and would need help to stay alive.
The turn and river came 
and 
respectively, bringing no help to Kirk.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
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. She bet 650 and her opponent on the button called. The turn brought the 
and Musumeci bet 1,300. Her opponent gave her a good stare and raised to 2,700. Musumeci sat for a moment, riffled her chips, did a quick count of her stack and nonchalantly tossed in a call.
and she checked. Her opponent fired out 3,800 and Musumeci sat still for a moment before moving all in. Her opponent snap-called and tabled 
. Musumeci had bad news for him when she tabled 
for an overset.
, Kyle Cartwright was heads up in the pot with Craig Bergeron. Cartwright bet 450 only to find Bergeron push out a raise, making it 2,100. Cartwright called and the turn brought the 
. Cartwright checked and Bergeron slowed down, checking as well.
and Cartwright put 6,200 in the middle. Bergeron sat riffling chips for a moment and then asked Cartwright how much he had left. Cartwright counted out roughly 33,000 and showed it to Bergeron. Bergeron announced "All in" but before he could even get out his last syllable, Cartwright yelled "Call!" and stood up, tabling 
for a straight flush.
and Terry quickly rapped the table. The opponent to his left pushed out 2,775, which was enough to cause the third player in the hand as well as Terry to fold.
and three different hands quickly rapped the table, checking the action to Bergeron. Bergeron pushed out 3,800 and after some deliberation, the player in the small blind folded. Cartwright shot his hand into the muck and the other limper decided to do the same.
and the small blind checked. Bergeron stacked all of his chips and pushed them in the middle, moving all in for 14,175. His opponent pondered for a bit, talking to himself under his breath.
come on the turn.
