Misenhimer Doubles Through Gauthier

A player raised to 2,000 from under the gun and saw the player on his direct left three-bet to 5,000. Action folded around to Wes Gauthier, who cold four-bet to 17,000 from the small blind. Action was then on Alan Misenheimer, who was in the big blind and went deep into the tank.

Two minutes later, he asked the dealer a question that sounded like he was curious how many levels were played in the day. The dealer responded by telling him 12, and he thought for another 20 seconds or so before announcing that he was all in for a bit over 30,000. The two early-position players folded and Gauthier called off the rest.

Alan Misenheimer:
Wes Gauthier:

Misenheimer was out in front as the flop came , sending him even further ahead with a flopped set of tens. Gauthier then was in need of running cards, and the turn gave him one part of that. Even still, he was down to four outs and in need of hitting an eight to score the knockout. He did not do so as the river fell to score the double for Misenheimer just moments before the second break of the evening.