David Beasley raised on the button to 130,000. Rober 'Wuzz' Anderson called in the small blind, and Mike Wallin shoved all in from the big blind. The dealer counted out Wallin's 160,000 in chips, and both Beasley and Anderson called the additional 30,000.
The flop came . Then the chaos ensued.
Somehow Beasley thought he saw one of Wallin's card. Beasley said he thought it was a 3. Then Anderson said that he had actually seen both of Wallin's card. The floor was called over and Wallin was instructed to turn over his hand so that both players could see his hand.
Wallin showed . After a few moments the floor then instructed Wallin to turn his card back over so that they were once again face down.
Anderson then checked, and Beasley announced that he was all in. Anderson opted to fold.
Beasley:
Wallin:
Unfortunately for Wallin the turn and river did not improve his hand and he was eliminated from play in 11th place, taking home $3,400.
