Andrew Black All-in with the Nuts!
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Andrew Black has been chugging along with a smallish stack and must have thought he was about to double up. Almost everyone on the table limped in for a family pot. The flop of
had several players perking up. An American player was first to act and threw 800 in the middle without hesitation (over 5 x the big blind). Andrew Black re-raised to 2,100, causing Jim Kerrigan to go into the tank. Kerrigan played meaningfully with about 8,000 in chips near the push line before eventually thinking better of it and folded after ascertaining that the American had some 13k to fight with.Other cards folded back to the American who raised all-in. Andrew Black's chips met his in the middle instantly.
Both turned over QJ unsuited. The non-heart turn card meant a split pot and two deflated players. Jim Kerrigan said he had folded a flush draw when asked by the others. Folding was a good choice as neither turn nor river were hearts.