Williams All-In Blind
Niveau 3
: 200/400, 400 ante
The action was picked up preflop when Scott Williams and another opponent were all-in putting Williams at risk for his tournament life.
Williams stated, "I was short-stacked with only 19,600 in chips and went all-in blind needing a double up."
Scott Williams: 
Opponent: 
Williams needed help and the board would run out 
and Williams started to walk away from the table saying "good luck guys" when the river came 
giving him exactly what he needed to scoop the pot and stay alive.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
39,100
39,100
|
39,100 |
. Then check-raised his opponent to 3,500 after he had continued for 1,200. His opponent called the raise.
. Then took the lead with a bet of 5,200. His opponent quickly called. 
. The action went check, check. 
. He flopped top two pair and improved to a full house on the river. His opponent mucked and he was regretful about not getting value on the river.
. The player in the hijack continued for a bet of 4,000. Corless rapidly tossed in calling chips.
caused the hijack player to slow down with a check. Corless jammed all-in for his remaining 16,100. His opponent didn't take much time to muck.
and the pot of over 10,000 already. 
for the full house as he was scooping the pot to add to his chip stack.
flop, Danneker check-called the continuation bet of 2,500 from Gracias.