Devonshire Doubles
Level 11
Limit Hold'em
We arrived at the table to find Bryan Devonshire and Marco Traniello looking down at a board of 
. Devonshire led out with a bet and Traniello clicked it back. Devonshire three-bet all in and Traniello called.
Devonshire: 
Traniello: 
Devonshire was behind and needed help in order to stay alive. He found exactly that as the 
drilled the river, giving him a straight and the best hand. Devonshire was able to double to about 17,000 while Traniello has fallen to around 34,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
34,000 | -6,000 |
|
17,000 | 8,900 |
, and his opponent had paint and a ten.
and Kaufman continued out for 1,600. Soulier called to see the {5c } fall on the turn. Kaufman slowed down with a check and Soulier bet 1,800. Kaufman came over the top for 4,500 total and Soulier replied by three-betting the rest of his stack for about 9,200 total.
. A moment after the hand, someone inquired about what he showed and Soulier insisted he had showed king-eight-four but the rest of the table assured him that it was a queen and not a king. Soulier remained adamant that it was a king.
, and Schulman check-called 1,400. He then led out 4,200 on a 
turn, and Harder thought for a long time before calling. The dealer turned over the 
for the river card, and Schulman checked. Harder bet the pot, nearly enough to put Schulman all in. Schulman folded his hand after some thought.
, securing Lisandro would double up with his pair of aces. He's now sitting on about 15,000 while WIlliams has fallen to around 65,000.
