Lamb's Stack Get's Jacked
Level 1
: 50/100, 0 ante
With the flop showing 
, Ben Lamb bet out 500 from the big blind, and was called by the player sitting under the gun plus one, before their opponent in the cut-off, bumped it up to 1,100. Both players called, as the 
fell on the turn. The action checked around to the cut-off, who threw in another bet of 2,000, which was called, before firing out another 5,000 on the river, as he faced back-to-back checks.
Lamb quickly called, as the player in-between mucked his hand. The player in the cut-off then tabled his 
for trip jacks, awarding him the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
40,050 | -13,550 |
flop was already dealt and the 
turn just hit felt. Sanchez checked from the small blind to his opponent in the hijack seat. The player bet 700 and Sanchez answered with a raise to 2,100.
river and his opponent checked by turning over his hand which was 
. There, Lamb put out a bet of 2,200. Almost instantly, the only other player in the hand put out a bet of 11,000. Lamb leaned over the table, wide eyed, and studied his opponent and his chip stack. After a few seconds, the player picked up his phone and began texting.
fell on the turn.
and Schneider had the 
for a flopped set. Schneider was looking for either an ace or queen on the river to eliminate Sbrissa, but he'd only find the useless 
, and Eapen check-folded to a continuation bet. Despite this minor setback, Eapen was sporting his usual smile and seemed to be enjoying every second of his latest foray into the wilds of the World Series of Poker.
