Lyons Is Back
Level 12
: 800/1,600, 1,600 ante
After busting earlier and saying he would be back, Pat Lyons was nowhere to be seen for some time. However, he is back in the room and comfortably seated with a stack of 67,000 now in front of him.
He is clad with a smile on his face and a circuit ring around his finger, making true to his word that he would be back and hoping to make true to his claim from earlier that he would be putting chips into a bag at the end of the evening.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
67,000 | 67,000 |
was all Zeledon, leaving Miller needing to hit running wheel outs to a chop in addition to the unlikely perfect-perfect combination of the last two queens in the deck. The turn 
dashed what little chances he had at cracking Zeledon's aces and the river 
made the hand official, bringing Zeledon north of six figures along the way.
and both the big blind and Minkin checked. Shojaeyan bet 7,500, receiving two folds before action was back on Minkin. She made the call, bringing the turn 
. Both players checked.
and Minkin checked once more. Shojaeyan threw out a bet of 10,000, which Minkin quickly called to take the hand to showdown.
, good for queens and sevens with an ace kicker. Minkin mucked and Shojaeyan took down the pot.
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to take down the pot.
flop, Hugenberg bet 11,000, and his opponent rerasied all in. Hugenberg snap called.
.
and Crump checked again. Haley fired a second barrel for 7,000, getting another call from Crump. 
and Crump checked a third time. Haley played around with some chips and ultimately emptied the clip, firing out another 12,000. Crump thought for a bit and then check-raised to 32,000.
, where action checked through.
and the small blind checked. Perrigo put out a bet of 11,500 and Lancaster and the player on the button quickly folded. The small blind then went into the tank for about 35 seconds before picking the chip up off his card and sliding his cards forward to muck them, resulting in Perrigo taking down the four-way pot without showdown.