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The O'Hara Comeback Train is Rolling
No-Limit Hold'em
Ian O'Hara was back down to 51,000 when he moved all in from the hijack and was called on the button by Jordan Siegel. The blinds folded and O'Hara was at risk.
Ian O'Hara: 
Jordan Siegel: 
The 
flop brought O'Hara the help he needed with a pair of sixes, and the 
turn solidified his lead.
He needed to fade a ten on the river and did just that with the 
to earn a double up to over 100,000.
Shortly after, with approximately 70,000 in the pot and a completed board of 
on the felt, O'Hara bet 64,000 from his big blind into Mark Gregorich in the lojack, leaving himself a single T-1,000 chip behind.
Gregorich weighed his decision, then opted to fold, awarding O'Hara another pot, as he continues to rebuild his stack from the brink of elimination.