. Zimmerman showed
, trip nines. Phillips had flopped huge with
but missed everything.We're now on a pause for a table re-draw.
. Zimmerman showed
, trip nines. Phillips had flopped huge with
but missed everything.
and found himself against Jeff Tunkel's
. Solution? Flop two pair! Pescatori made tens and three on a flop of
, then faded every card he needed to fade on the
turn and
river to secure a double-up.
flopped a set of fours,
. The only problem was that Jeff Tunkel was in there with
? ? and flopped a set of kings. There was a bet from Pescatori on the turn
that Tunkel raised. Both players checked the
river. Pescatori was unable to fill his straight draw or his low draw and therefore lost the whole pot. He's down to 12,000 chips.
-- although he said he'd only seen the first three of those cards
that saved Rabbi, who scooped the pot with nothing more than a pair of threes.
board and Mavro called, until the river -- he folded leaving himself just 6,000 and flashing
for a busted low and a busted straight. Flushy showed him
.
. He was in the pot with Jason Zimmerman. When the turn fell
, Schlein led out with a bet of his own that Zimmerman raised all in. Schlein called. We never saw his hand; Zimmerman turned up trip jacks,
, then promptly rivered aces full of jacks when the
hit the river.Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
and led out with a bet. Boudet folded but Yeh called.
Matusow checked to Yeh, who bet. Matusow then check-raised enough to set Yeh all in. He called with
, the second nut low and a club draw. Matusow showed down
, the nut low and a straight six. When the river fell
, Yeh was out of the tournament.
flop and was called by Keiner. Both players checked the
turn. When the river paired the board
, Yeh fired again. Keiner called with
, a baby flush. Yeh had complete air and mucked his hand.