Johnny Flops the World
We saw a huge pot developing between John Hennigan and two opponents, and eventually the man known as "Johnny World" was scooping the chips his way.
The flop had fallen ![]()
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and Hennigan checked to a player in the one seat, who fired a bet of 1,100 into the middle. Next to act, another player moved all in over the top, making it 2,875 to play. Hennigan asked for a count, and then rolled his calling chops into the pot. The original bettor flatted the all in as well, and the turn card came
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Hennigan then led out for 3,400, a bet which folded the remaining opponent and left "Johnny World" to show down with the all-in player, who just happened to hold ![]()
. Hennigan turned over his ![]()
, having flopped top pair and a flush draw, and wouldn't you know it, the
completed the board on the river.
With his opponent understandably upset, World simply collected his new chips in silence, while a tablemate offered a "nice flop" from across the table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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31,200
8,200
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8,200 |
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