Exposure and a Penalty
Damjan Radanov potted the small blind for most of his chips and Bruce Yamron slid in chips and turned over his hand which looked like a bunch of middling cards. The only problem was that Radanov wasn't all in. Yamron quickly realized his mistake and recovered his holding, but Radanov had gotten a glimpse of his cards.
The flop came 
and Radanov could only laugh.
"I shouldn't have looked," he said. "I saw some, I didn't see all of them."
With a sigh, he checked. Yamron checked back and the turn was a 
. Radanov checked again with a laugh.
"I saw those two," he said.
Yamron bet and Radanov folded, with Radanov saying he knew jack-nine was in Yamron's hand.
The tournament supervisor ruled a two-hand penalty would be assessed. The players asked for a higher ruling and the penalty was confirmed.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
800,000 | 56,000 |
|
59,000 | -91,000 |
, Viatcheslav Ortynskiy bet 140,000 from middle position and Chris Ferguson was thinking things over from the big blind. Apparently, the Russian had raised preflop to 50,000 and then gotten one bet of 40,000 in on the turn. Ferguson decided to call and Ortynskiy showed 
for a flush and an ace-three low. Ferguson also had ace-three with 
, so he got a quarter of the pot.
.
landed on the turn.
changed little and, when the 
and Radanov tripled to 81,000.
when Henson checked the turn. Herm bet 115,000 and Henson shoved for 181,000.
of Henson, good for a set and the nut low.
hit the river. "Nice hand."
