Glenn Cole - 2nd Place - $12,047Glenn Cole (Centreville, MD) started the day at the same table (T-4) as Dan Dizenzo. Seemed only fitting these two big stack grinders would end up going against each other heads up.
Both players were evenly stacked heads-up and played for 30 minutes without too much drama.
Finally a monster hand presented itself but Cole was on the losing end.
Glenn raised with pocket queens and Dan jammed with pocket fives. Glenn called and said he had a bad feeling after seeing the fives.
Sure enough a five on the turn proved disastrous for Glenn.
Board: 7-2-4-5-A.
After a count, Glenn realized he was still in the tournament but barely. He was left with two big blinds and was all in every hand.
The final hand that ended his day was his K-10 vs. Dan's K-J. Board ran clean and the J kicker played.
The construction worker build some great stacks all day but in the end couldn't survive his queens getting cracked. He would have played many more events but was summoned to jury duty all week. Today he was able to play poker and the verdict came in at $12,047.
Both players were evenly stacked heads-up and played for 30 minutes without too much drama.
Finally a monster hand presented itself but Cole was on the losing end.
Glenn raised with pocket queens and Dan jammed with pocket fives. Glenn called and said he had a bad feeling after seeing the fives.
Sure enough a five on the turn proved disastrous for Glenn.
Board: 7-2-4-5-A.
After a count, Glenn realized he was still in the tournament but barely. He was left with two big blinds and was all in every hand.
The final hand that ended his day was his K-10 vs. Dan's K-J. Board ran clean and the J kicker played.
The construction worker build some great stacks all day but in the end couldn't survive his queens getting cracked. He would have played many more events but was summoned to jury duty all week. Today he was able to play poker and the verdict came in at $12,047.
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