06-24-2009 19:05 UTC-12

There Was to be No Math

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A three-way pot with two short stacks produced zero eliminations. Bill Coren was all in preflop and David Rabbi was all in after the {5-Clubs}

{5-Clubs}

{4-Diamonds}

{3-Spades}

flop against Max Pescatori. Pescatori and Rabbi each flopped wheels: {A-Spades}

{A-Spades}

{2-Spades}

{4-Hearts}

{7-Hearts}

for Pescatori, {A-Hearts}

{A-Hearts}

{2-Spades}

{6-Diamonds}

{10-Spades}

for Rabbi.

Coren, the shortest of the stacks in the hand, flopped two pair with {A-Diamonds}

{A-Diamonds}

{4-Clubs}

{5-Hearts}

{J-Spades}

. He called for a four and got one with the {4-Spades}

{4-Spades}

turn. The river {8-Clubs}

{8-Clubs}

completed the board, leaving the dealer the unenviable task of separating the pots.

Rabbi got three-quarters of the side pot with his wheel low and straight six. That left Pescatori with one-quarter of the side pot. The high half of the main pot was awarded to Coren; Rabbi and Pescatori each got one-quarter of the main pot for their wheel lows.

Counts after the hand:

Coren - 23,000
Rabbi - 48,000
Pescatori - 85,000

Tags: Bill Coren David Rabbi Max Pescatori