Right Call, Wrong Turn for Hansen
Level 7
No-Limit Hold'em
Right before the break a big hand arose involving Gus Hansen and Brandon Cantu. A significant pot had already developed by the flop with the board showing 
, at which point Cantu had shipped his last 105,000 into the middle, forcing Hansen deep into the tank.
Finally the Dane emerged to make the call, turning over 
for top pair of kings, and he was glad to see Cantu turning over 
for bottom pair of fours.
Hansen was decidedly less pleased once the dealer delivered the turn, however — the 
. Two pair for Cantu, and after the 
river Cantu had scored a big double while Hansen was left muttering.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
313,000 | 193,000 |
|
80,000 | -150,000 |
while Seiver still had one last live draw to a seven, but Seiver didn't make a winner and Mosseri survived.
flop.
. Deeb bet again, this time 6,100, and again Ausmus called. When the 
completed the board on the river, Deeb slowed down with a check and Ausmus did the same. Ausmus then rolled over the 
for a pair of aces and Deeb rapped the table before mucking his cards.
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, giving him two pair for the high, while Brunson showed 
. It was good as Bleznick sent his cards to the rail.