Ruling, Penalty and Bustout Before the Break
Tournament officials had been called to a table for a hand involving Heza Inthachon and Dimitar Iwanov-Petkin.
With the board reading 8?3?2?Q?A?, Iwanov-Petkin had opened A?10? face-up on the table. The dealer had then removed these and placed them in the muck.
"No, I said all-in!" said Iwanov-Petkin. He believed that this all-in had subsequently been called by Inthachon, and therefore he had opened his cards. On the other hand, Inthachon believed that Iwanov-Petkin had thrown his hand away.
In the end, tournament officials ruled that Iwanov-Petkin had tabled his hand in turn, and not mucked it, and therefore it was retrieved from the muck and properly tabled.
Iwanov-Petkin then called and Inthachon's hand 8?4? was then turned over and he was eliminated. For prematurely opening his cards, Iwanov-Petkin received a one-round penalty.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Dimitar Iwanov-Petkin
|
100,000
100,000
|
100,000 |
Heza Inthachon
|
Busted |