Griffin Benger had promised to crush Pratyush Buddiga but it didn’t quite work out that way. We swung by his table to see Benger gone and a pile of chips in front of Budigia.
“You bust Griffin?” we asked.
“Yeah.” he chuckled. “I got it in bad, too.”
Buddiga had and managed to suck out versus teh of Benger.
One does not bust Martin Staszko, Martin Staszko busts you.
A little over an hour ago he was down to less than 3,000 in chips and the situation was looking hopeless. Now the situation has been completely reversed and he’s sitting at the table, dressed in his inimitable style, with a stack of approximately 15,000.
Stasko is a menace with a short stack, with a big stack he is an absolute nightmare.
Aaron Jones just went broke in what he was forced to describe as the weirdest hand he's ever seen.
Apparently he shipped in his last 2,100 in the big blind after two players in early position limped in. After he shoved, so did they, showing and respectively.
Jones' was left with only a few outs, but managed to pick up a few more as the board ran out by the turn, despite the fact it gave both his opponents sets.
The river then made Jone's flush, but the also gave both opponents boats.
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Dan Smith was on the button and had three-bet an open from the player in the cut-off. Smith then called a four-bet of 2,200 and they went to the flop heads up.
The dealer put out and the cut-off moved all in for 5,775. Smith sigh called and turned over for the flush draw and was up against .
The turn and river was no good for Smith but he was left with a playable stack.
Jason Mercier has begun building a stack here in the six-max.
The Team PokerStars Pro, who recorded his first cash of the 2014 WSOP just a few days ago finishing 9th in the $10,000 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw event and collecting $30,794, managed to push a couple of players off a small pot with a 750 chip bet on a flop.
He flashed the PokerNews blogging team two nines, but the rest of his table was left wondering.
On table #37 Sorel Mizzi is in the 5 seat and to his left is Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel.
Also just spotted, PokerStars Team Online Pro Mickey Petersen
On another table at the other end of the room sits Dominik Nitsche, fresh from winning the 2014 World Series of Poker National Championship for $352,800.
and 
respectively.
was left with only a few outs, but managed to pick up a few more as the board ran out 
by the turn, despite the fact it gave both his opponents sets.
also gave both opponents boats.
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and the cut-off moved all in for 5,775. Smith sigh called and turned over 
for the flush draw and was up against 
.
and river 
was no good for Smith but he was left with a playable stack.
flop.
