I Said "Hot Sandwiches!"
After losing yet another hand to Mark Klecan, apparently after having his top set cracked for the third time tonight, bracelet winner Chris Tryba let loose with a tirade for the ages.
"Cracked my top set three times today!," Tryba roared, loud enough for the entire Brasilia Room to take notice. "I'm being served c--k sandwiches here!"
With this bold declaration gaining the attention of players, railbirds, and tournament officials alike, Tryba soon found himself embroiled in conflict he had not anticipated. The floor quickly arrived to usher Tryba out of the tournament area, and he was assessed a brief penalty for his misconduct.
"What is this, a church?," Tryba asked, his hands shooting up to the heavens as the words spilled forth. "I said hot sandwiches anyway!"
After a discussion with Tryba's tablemates, who magnanimously agreed that his words bore no ill intent, Tryba was allowed to return to the table, and he began the tireless task of nursing his short stack back to health.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
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4,500
4,500
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4,500 |
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, but Hernandez managed to make a straight with his 
to bust the dangerous pro.
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river the action repeated, and Greenstein rolled over the 
for the winner. His frustrated opponent winced when he saw the bad news, and flashed an 
while angrily mucking his hand. Despite this win, Greenstein is still short-stacked, and he will need to keep making moves if he hopes to advance to the second day of play.
, Hal Lubarsky bet out, and then called when his opponent put out a raise.
completed the board on the river, Lubarsky check-called a bet, but he mucked when his assistant informed him that his opponent tabled 
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