Kilpatrick In a Spot
Level 10
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
Kory Kilpatrick has been occupying a difficult spot between two tough players for most of the evening, with Tommy Hang on his left and Tom Alner on his right. Kilpatrick is a tough player in his own right, though, and has been holding his own while maintaining a stack hovering just over 100,000 for the last couple of hours.
Just now Kilpatrick open-raised to 3,000 from late position, then saw Hang reraise to 9,000 behind him. It folded back and Kilpatrick called, then the flop came 
. Kilpatrick checked, and when Hang began to set chips out for a bet, Kilpatrick quickly zipped his cards face down to the dealer, having instantly decided to pick a better spot to tangle.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
154,000 | 2,000 |
|
108,000 | 4,000 |
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, and Roger Lewis raised to 11,300. Lindley tank-called, leaving 23,200 behind.
, Lindley checked, and Lewis moved all in. Lindley quickly folded.
. The preflop raiser continued for 3,800, and Von Perger raised to 8,000, Her opponent thought for a minute, the slid his cards to the muck, yielding the pot to Von Perger.
, and the player was eliminated. The nine-time bracelet winner now sits with 200,000 chips.
fell on the turn. Both players quickly checked when the river was dealt, and Kroon turned over 
. Haxton's opponent checked from the big blind, and Haxton bet 20,000. His opponent responded with a shove, and Haxton had to let his hand go.
for a turned flush. Brenes showed a 
before mucking his hand.
and mucking, and his opponet said "just this one time," before showing the whole table 
for a full house. Tran dodged the massive bullet to keep his stack at 70,000.
, and Jaffe had him crushed with 
