Level 20
: 1,000/2,000, 300 ante
With only 25,600 left to play with, and the table short-stack by a significant margin, Jack Shea decided to get all his chips in just now.
James Worth opened for 5,000 on the cutoff and Shea shoved all-in from the big blind. Worth called and when the cards went over, the all-in player was the slight favorite.
Jack Shea 
James Worth 
The flop came an interesting 
, which gave Worth top pair but Shea a flush draw and one overcard to the board.
The 
turn changed nothing and the river bricked with a 
. Shea has hit the rail, whilst the remaining players are now five-handed.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
161,000
23,000
|
23,000 |
|
Busted |
, Bansal checked, Morris fired another 10,000 in the pot. Kertland considered it for a bit but folded, Bansal did the same.
flop showed an ace in the window but it also made a set for Lakhov. On to the 
flop that saw Hellmuth check and Taylor check behind. On the 
turn, Hellmuth check-called Taylor's bet of 6,500.
, pairing the board for a second time. Hellmuth checked once more and Taylor put 16,000 over the line. It was enough to convince Hellmuth to fold and Taylor scooped the pot.
