Another Day in Paradise
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We didn't walk up until the flop was out, but we can pretty much guess the preflop action. The heads-up pot was between the under-the-gun player and big blind Phil Collins, and we're almost certain that Collins was either a squeeze-raiser or a three-bettor before the flop because there was about 8,000 in the pot as the two men went forward.
The dealer spread out 
, and Collins continued out with 3,500. His opponent called that bet, then another 6,500 after the 
turn. The river was a potential scare card, the 
, but Collins kept the heat on with another 9,500. The call came a little bit quicker this time, and Collins tabled his 
with a fair amount of confidence.
No good. The other gent tabled 
, and Collins has been reduced back down to about 46,000 chips now.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
46,000 |