Sometimes a pair -- any pair -- is enough for a short-stacked player in a no-limit hold'em tournament. After Steven Begleiter opened for 44,000, Bradley Craig moved all in for a total of about 300,000. Begleiter called with , a hand that was flipping against Craig's presto, . Presto was good on a board of .
A few hands later, Craig added another 150,000 to his stack when his pocket tens held up against Taher Alisheik's to send Alisheik to the rail.