Finally, Chad sits down with this week's guest, Billy Hayes, who is best known for his autobiographical book Midnight Express about his experiences in and escape from a Turkish prison after being convicted of smuggling hashish. He's planning to play the WSOP Main Event this year, which he talks about after sharing his incredible story with listeners. Plus he gives a glimpse into his new book Midnight Express Epilogue: Train Keeps Rolling.
Arturo Jimenez opened early position for 4,500 and soon was faced with an all-in shove for 30,000 by a middle position player, which he called.
Opponent:
Arturo Jimenez:
Jimenez's opponent had him outkicked until the flop of brought him the lead. The turn left his opponent drawing only to an Ace and the river did not provide salvation. Jimenez was awarded the pot of approximately 65,000.
Luigi Sellitto had an opponent all in and at risk preflop.
Opponent:
Luigi Sellitto:
Sellitto held the better ace and improved on the flop. Sellitto just needed to dodge the straight draw and he did just that as the turn and river brought no help to his opponent.
Amanda Wheeler raised on the button to 4,000 causing Chris Bean in the big blind to shove all in for about 8,000. The player in the hijack seat moved all in for a few thousand more than Bean. Wheeler called, covering them both.
Chris Bean:
hijack:
Amanda Wheeler:
The board ran out turning Amanda's pocket pair into eights full of tens which was good, knocking out the other two.