Wilkerson Doubles Through Ohel
Randy Ohel opened from early position with a raise to 35,000 and action folded around to Dylan Wilkerson in the big blind. As he was thinking about his decision, Ohel told him he had all three options on the table: fold, shove, or stop and go. Wilkerson commented on the fact and Ohel responded affirming that the two options in Wilkerson's mind were to fold or to stop and go.
"Or stop and stop!" both Ohel and tablemate Scott Bohlman added simultaneously as they burst out in laughter. Wilkerson called.
The flop came 
and Wilkerson checked. Ohel bet 20,000 and Wilkerson called.
"Oh, did I leave you one thousand?" Ohel asked Wilkerson. Wilkerson confirmed.
The turn came 
and Wilkerson shoved for his last one-sixteenth of a big blind. Ohel called, announcing he had flopped a straight.
Randy Ohel: 
Dylan Wilkerson: 
Though Ohel did in fact flop a straight, Wilkerson had outs to a flush as well as a straight to chop. The turn fell , securing his flush and the river came 
afterwards as Wilkerson secured the double to stay alive, further continuing hand-for-hand play on the bubble.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
578,000
-172,000
|
-172,000 |
|
||
|
120,000
64,000
|
64,000 |
, giving Wilkerson a boat. The turn 
and river 
didn't change that and Wilkerson scooped up the pot.
. Michael McKenna put in a bet of 200,000 from early position with bets of 35,000, 40,000, and 50,000 in front of each player from previous streets. 
river.
for a flush.
. Flanders bet 45,000 and Vitch made the call.
and Flanders shoved all in for close to the size of the pot. Vitch thought for a few moments and tossed his cards away, giving Flanders the pot as he adds to his stack while play continues on the direct bubble.
and Veldman checked. Drinan bet 60,000, Feldman check-raised all in for around 160,000 and Drinan called.
. Yockey led out for 40,000 and Vengrin called.