We walked by to notice Jake Balsiger sitting with about 4,000 in chips. After snooping around, we found out that he moved all in with a pair and flush draw just prior to the dinner break and did not get there. He has been sitting patiently on his 4 big blind stack since the players returned from dinner, even through one round of blinds. It won't be long now before he doubles or busts. Which will it be?
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
4,000
31,000
|
31,000 |
flop spread by the dealer.
landed on the turn.
, and the player under the gun bet 3,000 when checked to. Both the small blind and Doyle Brunson in the big blind called. The turn was a 
, and the small blind bet out 4,000. Both of his opponents called. A 
hit the river, and the small blind checked. Brunson tossed out 12,000, and the under-the-gun player immediately moved all in for just a few thousand more. Brunson called after the small blind folded.
for a queen high-straight.
for the absolute nuts. He took down the pot.
flop and Dunst check-called a 3,500-chip bet as the big blind released his hand.
was checked by both players before the 
completed the board on the river and Dunst led for 7,500. Dunst's opponent would make the call tabling 
while Dunst flipped over his 
to see the pot chopped up.
and his opponent had 
for a pair of kings. The German chuckled to himself, then showed 
, and Nichols doubled to 111,200. Lehmanski was left with just 22,500.
flop fall before he checked to Ticehurst who tossed in 4,500. Lehmanski quickly folded and slipped to 15,600 as Ticehurst moved to 227,000 in chips.
