Level 28
: Blinds 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante
There have been a number of memorable hands during this year's World Series of Poker Main Event. You can add a three-way all in cooler that ended in a bad beat during Tuesday's Day 6 action to the list.
With 86 players out of the original 8,663 left in poker's world championship event, and the blinds at 50,000/100,000, three players picked up premium pocket pairs. Two of those players were nursing stacks of around the 20-big blind mark and were looking for a big hand to double up to have an opportunity to make a run at the final table.
flop, Conniff check-called a bet and then check-jammed the 
turn when facing another bet of what appeared to be 750,000.
river was a blank and Conniff secured the double, putting a dent into the big stack of Bittar.
, Dingxiang Ong bet 175,000 before Cameron Blazevich raised to 700,000.
. Blazevich shoved for 3,990,000 and Ong went into the tank.
and Litsou checked. Li continued for 375,000 and was called by Kunze. Litsou responded with a raise to 1,100,000 only to see Li re-raise to 2,400,000. That action was enough to get a quick fold from Kunze. Undeterred, Litsou moved all in and Li called with the effective stack for his tournament life. 
turn did give Litsou a gutshot. The 
river completed a safe board for Li who, after enduring a tough hour or so of play, heads into the dinner break on a high.
flop and Allen even made two pair with the 
on the river improved Hou to a flush and Allen departed in 68th place.
river, putting an end to the Aussie's deep Main Event run.
flop to the 
river saw Litsou check once again. Li, not wanting to go to a cheap showdown, bet a hefty 2,000,000 and Litsou wasted little time in folding.
