Jatho Doubles Through Lenaghan




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The dealer counted down Jatho's remaining stack, which amounted to 23,100, and Lenaghan dove into the tank. When he emerged, Lenaghan made the call and Jatho tabled a pocket pair of sixes.
"You're good," said Lenaghan as he tossed his cards into the muck, left with just ~13,000 in chips.
After the hand, Matt Stout and others at the table were shaking their heads in apparent disbelief.