Shulman Loses One, Then Splits One
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Stud Eight or Better
Jeff Shulman has been very active at his table, but his chip stack is remaining relatively constant. We recently watched him play two hands.
On the first, we arrived at the table on sixth street with Shulman showing 
and his opponent showing 
. Both players checked. On seventh street Shulman checked his paired board and his opponent bet 600. Shulman made the call, and his opponent revealed 
for a full house. Shulman mucked, and his opponent scooped the pot.
On the very next hand, a player showing 
completed on third street, Valentin Vornicu called with a , and Shulman called with an 
. On fourth street, the original bettor continued, now showing , Vornicu folded, and Shulman called with 
. The bettor received the 
on fifth street and bet again. Shulman called again with 
. On sixth street, with his board now reading 
, the original bettor led out again, but this time Shulman raised, showing . His opponent called, then checked his river card. Shulman bet out, but his opponent raised. Shulman called and the players showed their cards:
Jeff Shulman: 
/
Opponent: 
/
Shulman won the low with his 6-high, and his opponent won the high with three queens. After the two hands, Shulman sits with 5,300.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
5,300
1,300
|
1,300 |