Bari Doubles, Loses a Pot, Then Doubles Again
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After doubling through Phil Ivey, Allen Bari was in a pot against Bryn Kenney. Bari's board was 
, and Kenney's was 
. Bari called a bet from Kenney on seventh street, and Kenney turned over two diamonds for a flush, and a three and a six for a sixty-five low.
"You hold the deck over me forever I guess," Bari sighed.
A few hands later, Ivey brought it in with the 
. Bari completed with the 
, Brian Twete called with the 
, and Ivey called as well. On fourth street, the action checked to Bari who bet. Only Ivey called. On fifth, Bari check-raised all in, and Ivey quickly called.
| Ivey |   / |
| Bari |   /  |
Ivey was dealt the 
on sixth street, Bari the 
, and Ivey immediately flipped over the 
when it was dealt to him on seventh. Bari quickly squeezed his card, and was very happy to see that it was the 
, giving him a winning flush.