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06-18-2009 10:57 UTC-12

How Cunningham Got Crippled

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Warren Woodall, who went deep in the Series' first $2,000 No-Limit Hold 'em event, passed along details of the hand that crippled Allen Cunningham before his departure from the tournament.

According to Woodall, a short stack moved all in for 950 preflop, and Woodall called with {A-?}

{A-?}

{Q-?}

. Cunningham then raised another 2,100, and Woodall called again.

Both players checked the flop of {K-?}

{K-?}

{J-?}

{9-?}

, and Cunningham led out when a {10-?}

{10-?}

hit the turn. Woodall raised all in and Cunningham called.

Woodall: {A-?}

{A-?}

{Q-?}

Cunningham: {K-?}

{K-?}

{K-?}

The river was a brick and Woodall took the pot, lifting his stack to 28,000. The short-stacked Cunningham busted a few hands later.