Jewell Done and Dusted
Level 9
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
Kurt Jewell has a reputation as an action player, and his chip counts often reflects that. He either wins big or loses big, and his five WSOP Circuit rings are evidence of that. Unfortunately for Jewell, he won't be adding a bracelet to that here in New Orleans.
In a recent hand Brock Parker opened for 2,200 only to have Jewell three-bet all in for 28,100. Parker thought long and hard before making the call, and he seemed pleased that he got it in good.
Jewell: 
Parker: 
He may have had the best hand, but Jewell was drawing to live cards. The 
gave Jewell some gutshot straights outs, but neither the 
turn nor 
river would help him.
"Good game, guys," Jewell said before making a beeline for the door.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
72,000 | 24,000 |
|
Busted |
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. Nick Jivkov raised to 8,600 on his direct left, and then Vornicu grabbed a stack of gray T5,000 chips, moving all in for effectively 35,000 or so. Jivkov tank-called.
completed the board, giving Jivkov quads.
." Koon, who had 48,000 or so behind, decided to save his chips and folded. "Watch me flush out," he said upon discovering that Butler held the same hand with the 
, which was well out in front of Wood's 
. Sure enough, the board ran out 
