Suck and Re-suck
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Chris Moneymaker raised to 900 in early position, and a very short-stacked David Murphy moved all in for 5,500 near the button.
"OK," Moneymaker said when it folded back to him. "You caught me, but I have to call."
He flicked in enough chips, and the hands were opened.
Moneymaker: 
Murphy: 
The dealer fanned 
, changing very little, but the suicide king (
) spiked on the turn, giving Moneymaker a leading pair of kings. The players at the table let out a collective groan, but it was soon replaced by excited yelps when the 
fell on the river, giving Murphy a set.
"Yes!" Murphy said, elated. "One time!"
"How do I run sooooooo bad," Moneymaker said with a wry smile. "They always hit two outers on me!"
He and Murphy shared a laugh while Murphy dragged in the pot, pushing him to 11,000 chips. Moneymaker is still very healthy with 67,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
67,000
-8,000
|
-8,000 |
|
||
|
|
12,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
flop the action was checked to Schemion who bet 1,650 and one of his opponents raised to 3,675. The third player folded and Schemion called. On the turn another 
and Schemion's opponent bet 8,000 with about 11,000 chips left behind. The German pro moved all in and he was called by 
, and the first player checked. Jacobson bet 4,000, and his opponent called.
completed the board on the river, the first player checked, Jacobson bet 10,000, and his opponent snap-called.
for two pair, aces and fives. His opponent showed the 
for a weaker two pair, but thought he had won the pot for a brief moment before realizing he actually didn't.
