Last Hand Before the Break Turns Into First Hand After the Break

Brentharrington

Level 12 : 900/1,800, 200 ante

Michael Addamo played a hand that started before the last break of the day and his river bet sent his opponent into the tank. His opponent finally called after the final seconds of the 10-minute break ticked off.

The board read and Addamo's bet of 31,700 sat in front of him. The players around the table were anxious to see the result of the hand that took almost the entire break.

Addamo's opponent shuffled his chips back and forth and finally stopped to stare at Addamo. He seemed on the verge of calling, but then he began to shuffle his chips again. By this time, several of the players returning from the break were standing around the table. Eventually, the player put half his remaining stack into the pot for the call.

After a second or two Addamo asked the dealer, "call?" The dealer confirmed and Addamo turned over . Which was good to win the hand with two pair. His opponent mucked reluctantly, and it seemed as though the on the river had snatched the pot away from him.