Guerrero Gets Double With Nut Flush
Level 16
: 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Carlos Guerrero was seen collecting a double up after all the chips ended up in the middle after the turn on a board that ran out 
.
His winning nut flush the 
was shown on the table as the winning hand while the defeated hand of Daniel Perkins had been swept away into the muck by the dealer as his stack was raided for chips to give over to Guerrero.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
278,000
50,000
|
50,000 |
|
115,000
-155,000
|
-155,000 |
. Cary Dukes was standing up from the table busted as his 
was no good. Demetric Ferguson was also losing a substantial portion of chips as his weaker flush the 
was second best.
. Kirk Kuykendoll announced all in which was a welcome sound to Dan Lowery's ears as he snap called and turned over the 
and Kuykendoll pushed his chips into Lowery's stack and got up to leave the tournament. Meanwhile Lowery is now well above a million in chips.
. David Prociak bet 72,000. He was raised by Ben Petrillo to 200,000.
. Ben Petrillo bet 100,000. His opponent thought for about 10 seconds before raising all in. Petrillo called quickly and showed that he was ahead with the 
and was well behind. The 
on the river confirmed the big pot for Petrillo and busted his opponent.
