Wasicka Misses his Straight, Loses 100,000 Pot
Level 12
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
As we arrived the flop was already out there: 
. In front of the small blind was 2,900, while the big blind had 9,100 laying out there. Paul Wasicka, who played the hand from middle position, had the All In token in front of him, indicating he had put all of his 126,000 in the middle. The small blind pushed his stack forward and the big blind folded.
Wasicka was looking for a ten or five as he tabled 
for the open-ended straight draw. The small blind was the proud owner of a set with 
and would see his hand hold: 
on the turn and 
on the river. Wasicka counted 48,700 and pushed them to the small blind.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
80,000
-46,100
|
-46,100 |
. Thomas showed 
. The 
on the turn and the 
on the river did him no harm and he could start stacking chips. Thomas made several uneven stacks out of his newly acquired chips so we had a lot of trouble counting. It looked like at least 120,000 but we're not a hundred percent sure.
| 
and Ramdin's hand was 
. Thomas his hand was mucked already and he was counting out chips to give to Ramdin.
flop and the small blind bet out 13,500. The hijack folded immediately but Charania on the button made the call. The turn was the 
and appeared harmless. The small blind checked to Charania who bet a mere 9,000. The small blind thought for a second and then announced all in. Charania made the call instantly and had the small blind drawing slim with his 
. The small blind had 
but at what moment the chips went in is unclear. The board didn't improve anyone with 
| 
. Both made a full house out of their pocket pair, but the kings from the small blind stayed best.
