Cherry Doubles Through Friedman
Nível 6
: 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
There was already 50,000 in the middle and a 
board on the felt, when Oklahoma's Aaron Cherry checked from under the gun, and Adam Friedman moved all in to put Cherry at risk for his last 28,700.
"You flop a flush? I know you don't have the nut flush, I have the ace of diamonds." Cherry told Friedman.
He tanked for about two minutes before finally stacking up his chips and pushing them in the pot to call.
"If you have a straight, you're good." Friedman told Cherry. Cherry turned over 
for the straight, and Friedman shook his head.
"I wasn't bluffing," Friedman said while mucking his hand, and he paid off just over half of his remaining stack to Cherry.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
107,400 | |
|
26,800 | -28,200 |
flop indeed left Mossey's kings uncrackable, and the 
turn and 
river ran out to complete her double.
flop, and although the 
turn provided some chop outs, the 
river was safe for Reed to score the elimination, along with the extra 11,000 from the button.
, which wasn't enough to hold up against the early position player's 
on the runout of 
. The all-in player was eliminated in this hand, and Nguyen's stack took a hit, but he still sits with 82,000 chips.
, sending the high-roller fixture to the rail.
turn, the cutoff bet 5,200, and Stapleton called again.
