Paul Newman made it a min-raise 40k utg and there was a Mexican wave of suspicious folds all the way around to Doc in the big blind, who called.
The flop came down and Doc checked it; Newman swiftly announced all in for over 300k. Doc looked as though he was really thinking about it, but passed. "Show it, show it," chanted Hassan Irfan. "What do you want me to show?" asked Newman. "Kings," was the very confident reply. Not 100% on this, but I'm pretty sure that Newman flashed the ...
Mr Lawrence Gosney made it 55k to go, and after a moment's rather excellent play-acting, Colin Young in the small blind announced that he was all in for 122k total. Call, and oops...
Gosney: Young:
Board:
The more perceptive of you will have noticed the absence of threes, straights, flushes etc on that board, and will thus have come to the correct conclusion; namely that Mr Young doubled up to around 250k. Gosney meanwhile down to 170k. We are still nine, and I'd like a nap.
I would like to applaud DTD for increasing the size of their chicken Caesar salad roughly threefold since the last time I ate one. Value for money now imo.
Well, play is underway, and has largely been characterized by gentle caginess thus far.
Sunny nicked some blinds with a moderate raise.
Colin Young raised to an ambitious 66k from the cutoff, but folded when Dipak Makanawa (henceforth to be known as Doc) reraised him all in from the small blind. Doc's chip lead gets bigger, and Young is left with 150k or so.