Jason Zausner just went from short stack to breaking even in the blink of an eye.
When we arrived at the table, three players were already all in, including Zausner who had both of the players barely covered, and Ian O'Leary was in the tank. O'Leary commands one of the larger stacks in the room with a quarter of a million, but he decided not to gamble, folding .
Zausner:
Opponent 1:
Opponent 2:
Zausner's hand held up as the board came , and he earned two bounty chips to give him a total of five. Ironically enough, if O'Leary wanted to gamble a bit, he would've won the whole kit-n-kaboodle.
Three players took a flop of , including Craig Feldman. One player checked, Feldman checked as well, and a third player bet 4,000. The first player called, Feldman check-raised to 12,900, and the bettor moved all in for effectively 54,200. The first player folded and Feldman snap-called with .
The shover tabled for an air ball.
The turn and river bricked , respectively, and Feldman doubled.
Charles Welch has been grinding both the tournament and our MyStack App, and recently posted the following hand:
Get KK in my BB(500-1000) First to act makes it 2500, mid position flats, SB flats- I shove - folds around to SB who tanks and folds AQ.. Might of saved me but I would of loved a call.
Welch would've liked a call, but is still happy to be up to 33,000 chips.
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, and he earned two bounty chips to give him a total of five. Ironically enough, if O'Leary wanted to gamble a bit, he would've won the whole kit-n-kaboodle.
, including Craig Feldman. One player checked, Feldman checked as well, and a third player bet 4,000. The first player called, Feldman check-raised to 12,900, and the bettor moved all in for effectively 54,200. The first player folded and Feldman snap-called with 
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respectively, and Feldman doubled.
flop, and held as the turn and river bricked off 
respectively.
