Brendon Rubie found himself sitting on a much shorter stack than he was an hour ago. We caught up to the action to see his opponent call Rubie's all in.
Rubie:
Opponent:
We were off to the races but Rubie jumped way ahead when the flop fell . The board finished with the and the and Rubie was able to double up and is currently sitting on a stack of about 240,000.
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Eric Froehlich just got moved to a new table, for the third time, and it's a quite a table. Froehlich joined Anthony Gregg, Tony Dunst and Sam Stein.
Froehlich played the first pot in the big blind against Sam Stein in the small blind. They checked all the way to the river on a . Froehlich tabled for two pair and Stein mucked.
Mohsin Charania opened the action to 4,200 to find his opponent on the button three-bet to 15,000. Charania made it 37,000 and his opponent moved all in. Charania called with and was crushing his opponent's .
The queens failed to improve and Mohsin Charania is now sitting on a stack of 306,000.
It seems that over the past level Tony Dunst's stack was on a gradual decline. However, as of late Dunst has gone on a surge and built his stack up to one of the largest in the room.
Dunst recently took to Twitter to show his joy.
Bond_18 Tony DunstFell to 175 but then won a bunch of hands off @KingKobeMVP, including quads on 4c7cJs4dKh that got three streets: 275kJune 15 2012