Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
board when Boudet announced raise. "Raise?" said Monnette. "I checked." Some brief working out of what was going on. "Oh, then I call," said Monnette, but then an, "Oh my god, how do you lose with these hands?" as what looked like
in his hand lost on all fronts to Boudet's
.
. Tunkel made an exploratory bet that both players called. Action was checked through when the turn paired the board
.
, which put a second pair on board, action again checked to Tunkel. He made another bet that both opponents cautiously called. Tunkel showed down a weak flush,
. It was good for the high half of the pot. Raymond showed down a weak low,
. That was good for the low half of the pot and left Jamshidi to just muck his hand.
on a
to scoop the pot. He looks much happier now than he did a few minutes ago.
. That folded one of his opponents, but J.W. Smith raised. Banafato called all in and showed
. Smith turned over the made nut low and a nut spade draw,
. The board came running sevens,
and
. They allowed Smith's low to hold up, and for him to take the high half as well with trip sevens, ace-king kicker.
flop, Deltoro moved in for his last 7,000. O'Dell raised, and everyone called.
turn too. Said Coppola: "You gonna bet before the river comes out, or you gonna wait and see?" He called, as did Jamshidi.
river Deltoro slammed his cards down and began to complain about, apparently, the lack of a dedicated clock. He clearly was not going to win the hand. He mucked and is out, while Jamshidi and O'Dell chopped the pot and Coppola got nothing.
. Tenner had bet and was called by Hua. Keiner seemed to be tanking over whether to call or fold. He finally folded, and was relieved to see he made the right choice -- Tenner showed down the nuts,
. Hua gazed longingly at his hand for a long time before silently dropping it into the muck.