DeBora Doubles Again. And Again!
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Greg DeBora was back down to 20,000 when he got it in with 
. Michael Mizrachi looked him up with 
, and DeBora was fighting for his tournament survival.
The flop was a disastrous 
, but the turn 
pulled DeBora back into the lead. The 
on the river secured his double up, and he was back to 40,000 just like that.
A few hands later...
Matt Keikoan raised before the flop, and DeBora called to see the dealer put out 
. DeBora got his chips in again by calling Keikoan's three-bet raise, and the news was not good:
DeBora: 
Keikoan: 
DeBora was behind with bottom pair, but things turned around in a hurry on the 
turn. That gave him trips and a hammer lock on the pot, and the on the river secured his second double up within the orbit. DeBora is back up to 70,000 or so, and now it is Keikoan riding the dangerously short stack of just 40,000.
flop. Painter checked the 
on the turn, Groysman bet and Painter called. The river was the 
turn, and Baker checked this time before calling one of Walsh's big bets. Both men check-checked the repeat 
on the river.
, Zvi Groysman checked, Matt Keikoan bet, and Groysman raised. Keikoan made it three bets and Groysman called. Both players checked the 
for the flush and Keikoan mucked.
turn, Kwon bet all in for his last 4,000 chips, and Klecan put him to the test, turning up 
was no help at all.
, and DeBora fired out a bet. Keikoan called, and he called again when DeBora bet all in on the 
for the flush draw, and DeBora was looking for a double up with 
. Ray bet, Minnullin raised and Ray called. The river was the 
and took it down with his flopped straight. He's up to 190,000.