Doudney vs. Pellegrino

Bryan Pellegrino opened with a raise to 24,000, and Nathan Doudney made the call.

The flop rolled out {2-Clubs}

. Doudney led out into the pot with 30,000 chips, and his opponent quickly called.

The turn and river would come {3-Clubs}

and

, with the two men checking it down.

It was Doudney's turn to show, and he tapped the felt. Pellegrino tabled {A-Diamonds}

, and Doudney slid his cards toward the muck. Pellegrino asked to see them, and the dealer flipped over what looked like {J-Hearts}

. Either way, it was an airball, and Pellegrino's ace high takes the pot.

The two men are still virtually even in chips.