Lisandro's Range is Top Set Only
With the board reading 
and just over 20,000 in the pot, Chun Law led out from early position for 20,000 and was called by Dong Suh to his left. Jeff Lisandro was in the big blind and raised all in for 73,000. Law took a moment to think but folded his hand, while Suh took over three minutes before the clock was eventually called. With five seconds left, Suh finally shoved his remaining chips into the middle, which turned out to be the exact same amount as Lisandro.
Lisandro: 
Suh: 
Lisandro was way out in front with top set and a flush draw, and Suh thought he was drawing dead. The 
on the turn gave Suh some outs. but the 
on the river gave Lisandro a full house and the pot.
"I thought your range was more than top set," said a disappointed Suh.
"It was until I went on a cooler. Now that's all I play," answered Lisandro, which got a laugh from everyone on the table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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195,000
170,000
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170,000 |
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Busted | |
. Cloutier moved all in, and Abbott quickly called for his remaining 52,000, while the button mucked his hand.
. Abbott was already drawing dead. The turn was the 
, and the 
, five players were remaining in the hand. Action checked to Robert Paddock in the hijack, and he bet 40,000. The cutoff folded, and Oskar Silow check-raised to 100,000 in the big blind. Action folded back to Paddock, who called.
, and Silow and Paddock got it in for Paddock's remaining 10,000.
, and Paddock showed 
.
, and the action was checked to Howard. He moved all in, having his opponent covered. His opponent called for his remaining 87,000, and the cards were tabled. Howard showed 
, while his opponent had 
