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THE LINEUP
It seemed the Nets and the Vets were prepared to take the other side to school, but both camps learned some expensive lessons. The Vets struck first after Caby threw $6K in the middle holding A-K and Elezra flopped a set of Jacks. Elezra eventually went all in and Caby backed down, but it was one of the few times the Nets could be intimidated. Kaplan added $33K to a pot holding only a pair of 6s. Benefield held Kings and walked away with $97K. Brunson made the same mistake against South, betting $30K with only 10 high. South and his Aces took away $71K. But the bluff ended up saving Texas Dolly’s hide against Benefield. “Raptor” had flopped trip-6s and Brunson raised $40K with a pair of Kings. Benefield paused and Brunson asked, “Forget what you had?” Benefield asked the ten-time bracelet winner if he could beat three sixes. But for all its advantages, the internet is a poor place read faces, especially one as experienced as Doyle’s, and Benefield threw away his winning hand.
