We Can As-Shorr You That Shannon is Busted
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No Limit Hold'em
Having rocketed up the chip counts earlier in this evening's session, Shannon Shorr has lost them just as quickly and as a result is now out of Event #52.
Earlier, our field reporter picked up the action between Shorr and a middle position player, who checked to Shorr on the turn with the board reading 
. Shorr bet 1,100 from the cutoff, but his opponent check-raised, making it 2,600 to go.
Shorr called, then called his opponent's all-in bet after the river of the 
, only to muck after the opponent showed 
. A short time later, he got his money into the middle before the flop with 
, but ran smack into Sergey's Rybachenko's 
.
The board ran out 
and that, Shorr has departed the Pavillion Room.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
22,700
10,000
|
10,000 |
|
Eliminato | |
|
||
flop a player from early position fired out a bet of 700, another player called and Jean Robert moved all in. The player in early position tanked for awhile before deciding ultimately to fold. The other player in the hand instantly folded, and Bellande took the pot down moving himself up to around 5,500 in chips.
, Randy Lew and two other players checked. The 
turned and Lew fired out 650. He got a call from one player while the other opted to get out of the way. The 
came on the river and Lew bet out 675. His opponent called and Lew flipped over 
and Fricke was able scoop the pot.
for quad kings.
flop we saw the small blind check, the cut off bet, Jerry Buss on the button two-bet, the small blind folded, and the cut off called.
flop was spread out and the small blind checked, and Buss again continued his aggression and bet. The small blind called and it was off to the turn.
on the turn allowed for the small blind to bet. Buss would not be deterred thought and raised. The small blind made the call and got to see the 
for a king high flush. The small blind mucked.