Facing a raise and an all-in reraise in front of him Marco Johnson put in the four-bet, making it 24,000 to go. The action folded back to the original raiser who also moved all in for an additional 27,000 more. Johnson went into the tank and did some math and decided to make the call with pocket tens but was in trouble as he was up against both pocket aces and pocket kings.
However the board of gave Johnson a miraculous two-outer to scoop the pot, eliminate two players and storm to the chip lead with 144,000 in chips!
Mike Matusow was crippled in a hand where he called an all-in bet preflop holding . His opponent held . The board was and Matusow was left with 375 in chips.
The next hand Matusow was all in with against and opponent's . The board came , and Matusow was eliminated from today's event.
After the hand Matusow looks at our report recording the action and said, "Did I really hit the miracle jack and then go broke on a coin flip?" He then said that he will take tommorrow off. We will see.
So concludes our coverage of, "As the Mouth Turns." Tune in next tournament for "As the Mouth Turns - The Next Generation."
Stig Top-Rasmussen was going strong but just lost a massive pot to bust out in sensational circumstances.
Top-Rasmussen raised preflop to 2,800 and Eric Crain made the call from the big blind.
The flop came and it was checked to Top-Rasmussen who fired 4,000 into the middle. Crain check-raised to 12,000 before Top-Rasmussen moved all in. Crain snap-called and tabled for top two pair to leave Top-Rasmussen in bad shape with his .
The turn and river blanked and Top-Rasmussen is eliminated as Crain becomes our chip leader with over 110,000 chips!
A raising war occurred between Bryan Devonshire and an under-the-gun player. In the end, Devonshire's opponent was all in, and Devonshire made the call. Devonshire showed and his opponent showed .
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After the hand, Devonshire moved up to 68,050 in chips.
Chris Bell has just doubled up holding against an opponent in the big blind who held . Bell spiked an ace on the flop when the board ran out to double to 19,000.
Maya Antonius raised to 2,500 from middle position. An opponent on the small blind raised all in for 6,500, and Antonius made the call. Antonius showed and her opponent showed . The flop hit Antonius hard when the fell. The flop also gave her opponent a straight draw. The turn missed both players when the hit. The river card was a killer for Antonius when the came to give her opponent a straight.