With just 4,800 in chips remaining, Miller moved all in with A5, called by a player with QT. Miller's hopes raised when there was an Ace in the window, but as the dealer spread KJ right after, those hopes went down (to) Broadway.
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| Ed Miller |
Oct 10, 2014
Chipped Up Early, Railed Late
Ed 'NotTheAuthor' Miller fired strong out of the gate in today's #tpe10year Main Event, up to a near triple-up in just two Level 1 hands to about 58,000 in chips. The next few hours, however, were mostly a downward spiral for the January 2014 HPT Thunder Valley Runner-up, and he is out as Level 8 begins.
With just 4,800 in chips remaining, Miller moved all in with A5, called by a player with QT. Miller's hopes raised when there was an Ace in the window, but as the dealer spread KJ right after, those hopes went down (to) Broadway.
With just 4,800 in chips remaining, Miller moved all in with A5, called by a player with QT. Miller's hopes raised when there was an Ace in the window, but as the dealer spread KJ right after, those hopes went down (to) Broadway.
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