This time, only 4th place, good for $60. The hand of the day which would have propelled me to 1st place and eliminated 2 players (one of whom chopped 3 ways) was this: Jeff shoved a fairly big stack with 4/4 on the button. I had limped with AJ. The big blind shoved a smaller stack with A/10. I tanked and ultimately folded. Pocket 4's won, but would not have with a jack that came on the river. Opportunity missed. I think Jeff would have folded if I had shoved, but I had too big a stack to shove, and he probably would have called or shoved if I had raised.
The unusual pot of the tournament was a shove by Rob with small suited connectors. Another player called also with suited connectors. I was in the big blind and called with Q/3 suited. The board paired with an ace on the flop, a brick hit on the turn, then the board paired again. The other players and I thought that I had won with my queen kicker. Both Rob and the other player got up and left before the dealer split the pot 3 ways. Rob never returned and it looked as if the other wouldn't either. A buddy of his chased him down, he returned and ultimately was one of the 3 players to chop.
The unusual pot of the tournament was a shove by Rob with small suited connectors. Another player called also with suited connectors. I was in the big blind and called with Q/3 suited. The board paired with an ace on the flop, a brick hit on the turn, then the board paired again. The other players and I thought that I had won with my queen kicker. Both Rob and the other player got up and left before the dealer split the pot 3 ways. Rob never returned and it looked as if the other wouldn't either. A buddy of his chased him down, he returned and ultimately was one of the 3 players to chop.
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You really are on fire. I wish I could make as many final tables as you! Keep up the great work.
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