Matusow Sends Urpsis to the Rail


Mike Matusow: /
John Urpsis: /
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After arriving at the table on fifth street, John Urpsis led out with a pair of sixes showing on his board. Mike Matusow raised and Urpsis pushed in a three-bet. Matusow four-bet and that was enough to put Urpsis all in. Matusow tabled a wheel for a straight and the nut low and it only got better from there.
Sixth street improved his hand to a six-high straight and the river gave him a flush. Urpsis, meanwhile, was unable to improve on his hand and was eliminated shortly after the break.
"These are the hands I play, OK. Six-high straight, a wheel, and a flush. That's it," Matusow explained to the table. And then in true Matusow fashion, the needle came shortly after. "What did he have anyway?"
"A pair of sixes and a seven low draw," responded one player at the table.
"He only had a pair of sixes and he wanted to put nineteen bets in?" Matusow exaggerated.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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71,000
26,000
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26,000 |
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Busted |