Dunst Was Going Bust, No Matter What

[user75311]

Level 8 : 200/400, 50 ante

Either the player under the gun, Tony Dunst, or a player in middle position got in a raise preflop before the cutoff three bet to 2,600. When it folded back around to Dunst, he decided to move all in for his final 11,000 or so. The player in middle position also went all in for more than 17,000 forcing the three bettor in position to fold.

Dunst: {10-Spades} {10-Hearts}
Opponent: {Q-Hearts} {q-Diamonds}

The flop came {10-Clubs} {Q-Clubs} {5-Spades} bringing some "Ewwwws" and "Ahhhhs" from the table. Both players hit a set leaving Dunst with just the lone remaining ten in the deck as his lifeline in a hand that would have coolered the best of them. The turn was the {K-Hearts} , the river the {J-Diamonds} and Dunst was eliminated. He wished the players good luck, put on his suit jacket and headed for the exit.