dans Safari
Niveau 9
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
Facing an open and a three-bet from Sean Remz, who put in 6,500 in the cutoff, Jason Koon made it 18,500 in the small blind. The opener folded, but Remz moved all in. Koon got a count of 92,500.
"Why does this always have to happen?" he wondered aloud, muttering something about flipping for all of it. "You snap-shoved, so you probably don't have aces. I know you think I'm just f***ing around, too."
Koon thought for a couple of minutes and revealed the 
.
"This is my lowest card," he said, folding the 
behind it.
Remz showed 
and dragged the pot, admitting he didn't think Koon had it.
"I thought I was playing like a huge nit all day," Koon said.
tabled and Dave Lance's 
was also face up. 
, and Lance was taking a photo before making his exit from the tournament area. 
, Alan Cutler and Louise Francoeur got in a raising war that resulted in the former being all in for 82,900 and the latter putting Cutler at risk. 
paired the board right away, leading to a shout of celebration from Cutler. The meaningless river was an 
completed the board on the river, the first player to act checked, and so did Coulier. The hijack, however, bet 25,000. The other player folded, so then Coulier was up. 
. His opponent showed the 
flop. Ferguson bet 5,000, Jerome Evans made it 17,000, and Ferguson put his stack of about 40,000 in with 
. Unfortunately for the 2000 WSOP Main Event champ, Evans had flopped a set of twos and had him way behind, with Ferguson unable to pull off the subsequent miracle to survive.
, the cutoff called, and the big blind made it 7,700. Palmer called and so did the cutoff. 
, and the big blind led out for 20,000. Palmer called and the cutoff folded. 
turn, and the big blind moved all in for 70,000. Palmer called and saw his opponent table 
