Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda for Kessler
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Earlier on, Allen Kessler folded pocket tens preflop when two other opponents were all in. Kessler would have had the best hand, and it would have held to triple him up to a very healthy stack at the time.
Just a moment ago, Kessler once again made a logical but ultimately losing fold. Wesley Pantling and Kristian Wiermyhr went to war preflop, and Kessler decided to duck out of the way with his pocket fours. Wiermyhr ended up all in with 
against Pantling's 
, and Kessler was a bit peeved.
And he certainly didn't appreciate the flop. It came 
, and the Chainsaw nearly fell backwards out of his chair. To make matters worse, the case 
landed on the river, and Kessler could only announce the, "Jeez, four fours," that he would have made. Pantling's deuces held up though, and he's eliminated Wiermyhr.