How Quickly Counts Can Change
Nível 10
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
We just updated some short-stacks minutes ago, but how quickly fortunes can change in a short time in No Limit Hold ‘Em.
Dermot Blain was down to under 13,000 but doubled up when he got it in with 
, was called by 
and spiked an ace on the river. Not long after, he picked off a river bluff holding two pair and is now sitting with nearly 60,000.
Byron Kaverman was last seen paying off an opponent on the river, but has recovered quickly.
Paul Newey is still short on chips, but has managed to find a double up and is still alive in the Main Event.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
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74,000
50,100
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50,100 |
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57,800
45,600
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45,600 |
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27,400
14,800
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14,800 |
. Lenaghan's opponent cut out a continuation of 3,400 and the 2011 WSOP Main Event 16th place finisher tossed forward a call.
fell on fourth street, prompting checks from both players. The 
completed the board and Lenaghan's opponent fired a final bet of 9,000. Lenaghan instantly called, only to find that he was beaten by his opponent's 
for aces and sixes with a queen. With this hit, Lenaghan's stack has dropped to about 93,000.
after his opponent checked to him, and the player tanked for a while before calling. Zinno showed 
for top set and took the pot. He said he's been grinding between 60,000 and 120,000 most of the day.
flop and Blain check-folded to a bet of 3,900 from Lanosga.
, and Haralabos Voulgaris put in a raise to 17,000. Devonshire, who finished 12th in the 2011 Main Event, studied Voulgaris, then called.
, and Devonshire let out a deep sigh, flashing 
ever-so-slightly before mucking.
for jacks and twos. The four-time bracelet winner has had a nice day after starting with 117,275. He has more than doubled that and now sits with 260,000.
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and the river the 
