Manzano Does Life Sentence in ICM Prison, Still Doubles
Following nine successive hands of Matthew Shepsky taking it down preflop, given the stack distrubutions, Jeremy Kerbel found himself on the button, with just 4,000,000 in his stack. He made the fold, knowing that next hand he would be forced all in.
Matthew Shepsky then potted in the small blind, and big blind Alex Manzano had just 600,000 behind. In a brutal ICM spot, he didn't even look at his cards, as he pondered whether to take matters into his own hands, or let his opponent bust for a whopping $50,000 pay ladder. Eventually, he stuck it in.
Alex Manzano: A♣A♠10♥7♥
Matthew Shepsky: J♥10♣9♦4♣
Unbelievably, Manzano had woken up with aces. Kerbel was praying for them to get cracked, but they managed to make top boat on the K♥A♦10♠2♥K♦ runout, securing Manzano's survival.