Le Doubles Through Roberts, Gives Some Back
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Tommy Le recently doubled through Darrell Roberts, who finally found his way to his seat at the main feature table. The two got it all in on a ten-high flop, and Le's queens held against Robert's jacks.
In a hand not too long after, Le limped in from the small blind and Roberts checked his option. Both players knuckled after the dealer fanned 
, and Le led for 1,000 after the 
turned. Roberts called.
The river was the 
, Le quickly fired 1,500, and Roberts raised to 4,500. Le tank-called. Roberts rolled over 
for a flush, Le mucked, and Roberts took back some of his chips.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
|
33,100 | 11,100 |
|
|
16,600 | -23,400 |
and Theo Tran had a 10,000 bet in front of him and was looking straight down. He was in the hand against Nachman Berlin, aka the guy who Andre Akkari beat for his bracelet, and Berlin was tanking.
as he dragged the pot.
offsuit," Berlin said.
and both players checked to the button who bet 1,700. The big blind folded while Morgan made the call. The turn brought 
and Morgan decided to lead out this time, firing out a bet of 2,200. The button called the bet and the river came 
. Both players checked and Morgan flipped up 
for a missed club draw and queen high.
and was able to scoop the pot with his pair of eights, knocking Morgan down to 68,350.
. Phillips checked and Tang fired 2,200. Pierce made the call and Phillips also called.
. It also brought in a possible flush draw. Phillips checked and Tang bet 6,000. Pierce quickly threw his hand away, but Phillips didn't go away so easily. He tanked for a bit and then made the call, leaving himself with under 15,000 in chips behind.
landed and Phillips checked. Immediately, Tang tossed out 35,000 with seven T5,000 chips. That was more than enough to put Phillips all in. Phillips began to tank. He tanked for several long minutes, breaking down his own stack in the process. Phillips had 12,400 behind and was faced with a very important decision for his tournament life. He thought and thought, finally saying, "I'm sorry guys." The table insisted that he take his time and it's not a big deal. Then, he announced a call a few moments later.
and both players checked it down.
and Vos check-called 1,400 to see the 
river which he checked. The cutoff bet 16,300 and Vos quickly called, but mucked when he saw his opponent table 
.
(suited), but failed to improve against Bilney's 
. Kamand check-called 5,500 from Wellnitz, then shoved for 19,400 after the