Big Hand Entering the Break

Just before the break, Jason Senti raised to 4,500 in the cutoff seat. Kevin Eyster called in the small blind, Fabian Quoss squeezed, three-betting to 16,000 in the big blind, and Senti called.

"All in," Eyster announced, having both players covered.

The bet was for effectively 260,000 or so, but Quoss only had 138,200 total. He opted to call all-in, and Senti quickly folded.

Quoss:
Eyster:

Quoss took the lead when the flop fell , and successfully doubled when the turn and river bricked , respectively. He now has around 300,000 chips, while Eyster and Senti have 215,000 and 238,000 respectively.