World Heads Up Champion from a couple of years ago, Jeff Kimber has just been on a sick run of form to see his stack grow to 60,000.
The details are a bit rough but it went a little something like this:
All in for his last 11,000 with he was called by a player who was holding and the board ran .
The next hand he pushed from UTG with and again found a caller with . Kimber went miles behind on the flop but running spades were enough to get him out of it for another double up.
The last hand saw Kimber's turn to have and was up against an opponent's . No such sweat for him though as the flop came ! There was room to run salt into his opponent's wounds though as a three fell on the river.
A short-stacked Joe Sebok has doubled up with in late position against the of a young gentleman in early position who was loudly complaining about something as the board came down a decisive . He's up to a still fairly shaky 25,000.
Australian online pro Stephen Leonard is bust. He was all in on the river of a board and his opponent turned over for the nuts; Leonard mucked. The dealer tried to make him show his hand on the grounds that he was all in and all-in players have to show their cards, but Leonard threw his hand into the muck and a discussion began among the other players at the table over whether he should have had to show while Leonard was waiting for the floorman with his payout slip. Either way, he didn't and he's out.
British former soap star, Michael Greco has just tripled up to 72,000. He was sitting in the BB and checked his option after two players limped. The flop brought about lot's of action with all three of them moving in.
Greco had that was ahead of his opponents's and . The turn and river kept it that way and Greco celebrated by clapping his hands together.
Dragan Galic, who recently was chip leader all the way through the San Remo EPT before busting out in 5th place, is now up to 150,000 after busting Eddylee Martin.