Dolan's Downswing
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John Dolan just called the all in of a short stacked opponent on a 
flop with 
. Dolan held a good chance of taking the pot down, as long as he could avoid another heart finding its way on to the board seeing as his opponent had 
.
Indeed a heart did fall on the turn with the 
, eliminating Dolan's chances of winning the hand. A meaningless 
hit on the river just for good measure and Dolan was forced to send off about 70,000 of his stack.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
230,000 | -195,000 |
flop. The big blind checked, Peters bet 16,500, Wheeler called and the big blind folded.
and both Peters and Wheeler checked to see the 
land on the river. After Peters checked, Wheeler bet 31,000. Peters folded and Wheeler showed the 
for a set of fours.
was light-years behind.
on the turn and a 
flop giving Smith a huge advantage going to the turn and the river.
on the turn was not the card Stein needed, a jack and a jack only could save Stein. The 
on the river made it official and Stein's tournament life was over.
flop, Cliff Goldkind bet an unknown amount and Jessica Bertrand Hanna raised to 35,000. Goldkind came back with a reraise to 57,000 and then Hanna shoved. Goldkind gave it up and Hanna showed the 
while raking in the pot.
flop was exposed in the middle, and it was here that Hanna moved all in for around 55,000. The player on Luther's left immediately called and all three players turned their cards over.
on the river finalized the hand. Luther was going to triple up to around 295,000, and Hanna was going to win the side pot and have a stack of around 135,000. Luther was clearly very excited to be in the spot, and hopes to make it to day three.
