Heads Up at Table 70
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Sean Getzwiller and Josh Evans have been playing heads up for an entire level over on Table 70.
"I want to play heads up," Chance Kornuth said from an adjacent table.
Shaun Deeb, who was at a third table, agreed.
"One of them has an edge," Deeb said. "I'm not going to say who though."
Getzwiller and Evans were playing the popular "box game" as well. To win, you have to fold your two cards into the box designated for the flop, turn, and river, without touching the lines. The two were playing for $20 a toss.
"Hey," Deeb piped up again. "Are you guys just folding and taking that guys stack?"
There was a third stack at the table that was blinding out, but Getzwiller and Evans weren't just folding every hand.
"Why are you even thinking of that?" Kornuth shouted to Deeb. "Just because you have no integrity...and no shoes..."
We didn't understand the latter part of that statement until we looked down at Deeb's feet, and saw that they are bare.
While we were leaving, a third player sat down with a bag of chips, so the heads-up match is finally over - for now.
flop, where a first-to-act Tony Dunst checked to his opponent on the button - who bet 300. Dunst called to see a turn, which brought the 
. Dunst again checked, prompting a 525 bet from his opponent. Dunst called.
fell on the river, Dunst decided to suddenly lead out for 900. His opponent quickly called and Dunst said, "I've got the eight" and revealed the 
for a rivered pair of eights. His opponent acknowledged Dunst with a nod and mucked his hand.
, and Negreanu continued. One player called.
turned, and Negreanu was check-raised. He three-bet all in, and was called. Negreanu tabled 
, but his opponent held 
, and the river bricked, eliminating Kid Poker from the tournament.
was ahead of his opponent's 
, but board ran out 
, but we're not positive. What we do know is that he has over 20,000 chips.
. The man checked, Rutter bet, and the man check-raised to 2,225. Rutter called.
completed the board, and the player moved all in for 3,725. Rutter quickly called with 
.
board (with two hearts) and was called by his lone opponent.
