"Asshole" On My Forehead
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Hafiz Khan started the action by raising to 4,500. Anthony Ruberto three-bet to 11,500, and the action folded back to Khan who made it 20,500 - a little more than a min-raise.
"Is that a min-raise?" Ruberto said quizzically. "What are you doing, man? If you just jam, I beat you into the pot."
Khan said nothing. He sat silently with his left hand over his mouth, shuffling a stack of purple T500 chips in his right.
"Shoulda just jammed," Ruberto repeated before folding.
"The bet was the same as a shove, right?" Khan finally spoke.
"Stop saying all that B.S.," Ruperto retorted.
"You were the one talking during the hand," Khan fired back.
"Does it look like I have 'asshole' on my forehead?" Ruberto asked sarcastically. "You cost yourself some chips."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
135,000 | 11,000 |
|
41,000 | -45,100 |
to put Fair ahead with a pair of aces. The 
fell on the turn and the 
hit on the river.
hit on the turn and Hellmuth bet 6,000. Todd made the call. The river brought the 
and Hellmuth bet out 15,000. Todd made the call.
to take down the pot. He now sits with around 155,000 in chips.
board however, and the man who sits 15th on the 2011 World Series of Poker Player of the Year list was eliminated just short of the money, and some extra points.
. "That's a good call," said Rashid of his decision as he turned over his 
. "That's a bad call," said Rashid, not missing a beat at the sight of Zsemlye's two pair.
! "Oh," said Rashid, as if humbled by the surprising turn of fortune. The river was the 
, and Zsemlye has been eliminated.
. Martinez showed 
for flush and straight draws and while he didn't get there on the 
turn, he did when the 
