Overbet Sends Hunichen Tanking
Big blind Sam Greenwood mashed in a monstrous bet on the end in a pot against Chris Hunichen, piling in 150,000, which looked to be over double the size of the pot. The board had run out 
, and Hunichen went deep into the tank in the cutoff.
"Why so much?" he asked.
Greenwood remained silent — it was unclear if he even heard Hunichen as he had headphones on.
"All right," Hunichen finally said a few minutes later, sliding his cards to the muck. "Show one."
Greenwood moved to muck and the dealer began sweeping in his cards, but they were still a bit visible on the edge of the deck. Someone urged Greenwood to show one, and he reached into the deck and grabbed the 
as the dealer crunched the cards together. It was unclear if that was even Greenwood's card, and the other players at the table joked that he should get a penalty.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
632,000 | 7,000 |
|
415,000 | -40,000 |
. Francois Evard called him from the cutoff, and the board paired again with the 
. Aido bet what looked like 80,000, and Evard immediately shoved for about 190,000. Aido appeared frustrated and was ready to flash his cards but then winged them into the muck.
, giving Idrovo a near-lock. The 
flop, and the 
turn was a blank.
spiked.
to eliminate him.
flop. O'Dwyer bet 23,000 when Zinno checked, and Zinno responded by shoving all in for about 160,000. O'Dwyer wasted no time and mucked.
flop.
turn. When the 
