Bright and McCrink Sent on an Permanent Dinner Break

We saw a huge hand at table #282 right before the dinner break that resulted in Robert Bright and Jim McCrink hitting the rail.

We caught up with the action when Jim McCrink moved his entire stack all in. Back on the button, Greg Raymer made the call only to find Alessio Isaia move his whole stack in from the small blind. Robert Bright had least amount of chips of the players in the hand but also shoved his entire stack in.

"I'll fold my marginal hand" Raymer said, tossing his hand into the muck.

Each player drew one and Isaia tabled his {8-} {4-} {3-} {2-} and then flipped up a {9-} for a nine-eight low. Bright flipped up {4-} {4-} {7-} {6-} {2-} , making a pair of fours on the draw, and McCrink tabled {2-} {3-} {4-} {5-} {6-} , making a straight on the draw.