Chopping Up Black Money
James Van Alstyne: (X-X)
(X)Andy Black: (X-X)
(X)Fabrice Soulier: (X-X)
(X)After seventh street, Black checked showing a pair of fives and then Soulier fired a bet. Van Alstyne made the call and then Black called as well.
Van Alstyne turned up his hole cards of
, mentioning that he was rolled up with queens to begin the hand. Soulier turned up 
for a perfect eight low. Black mucked his hand and the two chopped up his money."I almost puked when you bet." Van Alstyne said to Soulier after the hand.
Here's how the chips looked after the hand:
Soulier - 190,000
Van Alstyne - 130,000
Black - 73,000
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in the hole, a straight to the ten for high with no low. Brodie had no low of his own and couldn't beat the straight.
against Shannon Shorr and a third player. The board ran out 
, with Shorr betting the flop and calling a check-raise, calling the turn, and betting the river. Brodie's third-nut flush was no good against Shorr's 
, the nut flush.
. The small blind led out, drawing a raise from Rousso that the small blind called.
on the turn brought another bet from the small blind. Rousso called there, then called again on the 
. She's up to 155,000 as a result.