A few hands later it was Phil in the big blind, facing a raise from the button and an all-in re-raise from the small blind. Hellmuth called for his last 900, the button folded, and Phil found his A-Q dominated by the small blind's pocket queens. The 9-10-J flop gave both players an open-ended straight draw, and that's how Phil escaped, when an eight hit on the turn.
Never to see the glass as half-full, Phil said, "I can't believe I didn't find a king!" He's still at 1,300.
and Paul-Ambrose goes all in for his last 425 and is called. Paul-Ambrose has 
to 
but instead of a split, the board runner-runners 
to take out Paul-Ambrose.
and Seidel wins the pot with a Broadway straight.
and the cutoff checked. Plastik moved in the rest of his chips and the other player called. Plastik flipped over 
and his opponent held 
