Solorzano Busts Jacks Before Break
Level 8
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
The hijack had raised to 2,500 before the cutoff, Orlando Solorzano reraised to 7,500. Action folded to the big blind, who had the clock called on him as he took his time making his decision. Just before the clock hit 0, he moved all in. The hijack got out of the way before Solorzano made the call with his opponent covered.
Opponent: 
Solorzano: 
Solorzano was behind, but that changed quickly when the 
flop paired his king, but it did also give his opponent a flush draw. That draw wouldn't hit though, as the board finished 
, locking up the last pot before dinner for Solorzano, as his opponent was sent to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
155,000 | 155,000 |
good for a pair, while the hijack showed 
. The button tossed his hand in the muck, wishing the table good luck as he collected his things and headed for the rail. Gordon scooped the pot to add to his impressive stack which is closing in on the 100,000 mark.
and Lodge continued for 4,000. Mahajan raised to 13,000 and Lodge called. 
and action went check-check. 
was the river and Lodge checked to Mahajan. Mahajan put Lodge all in for 14,000 effective. Lodge made the call. Mahajan turned over 
having been dealt.
flop, giving De Silva top pair. The 
turn and 
river kept De Silva ahead, securing him a double up to just above starting stack.
and Pecheux bet 6,500. Watts made the call. Pecheux showed 
flop, Johnston's opponent continued for 8,000. Johnston moved all in, and after a brief moment or two, his opponent, the at risk player, called, asking "Did you flop a set?" as she did so. "If you flopped a set you're good."
flop. The button player continued for 1,000 and Kelsall made the call. 
and Justin Fawcett led out for 18,000 from the big blind. His opponent went into the tank before announcing all in for 36,000. Fawcett made the call. Fawcett had 
for a flush while his opponent had 
