The preflop raise from Tim Weimer is to 25,000 and Mike Jobe casually flips out enough for a call.
The flop comes out 7-8-9, Jobe jams his last 104,000 and Weimer insta-calls and flips over pocket Aces. Jobe shows Jack_Four and is calling for a gutterball Ten to remain in the tournament.
The turn 4 seems harmless, until the river Jack hits and Jobe catches two pair on the river. Weimer doesn't realize it at first, thinking he's scores an elimination, until Jobe rubs it in a bit, hoping to ease his own internal issues from being rivered a few times himself.
Jobe loses almost half the stack the next two hands, then is all-in for 138,000 on a A-T-3, two spade flop. Weimer calls with 4-6 of spades and Jobe has a Ten ... the turn and river are red and Jobe is at 290,000.
Time for the final three players to take a break, they've been 3-handed for 75 minutes now. Maybe They'll head to The Rail for a cold one.
When play resumes, action is at
Level - 21
Blinds - 6k/12k
Antes - 2k
Remaining - 3/97
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