Zayneh's Back-to-Back Attempt Thwarted
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Martin Comer did the heavy damage and knocked Zayneh down to 18,000 in chips by slow-playing a set of aces. Zayneh opened the hand with an 8,000 preflop raise from late position that was called by Comer from the button. The flop came
and Zayneh fired a continuation bet of 12,000; Comer just called. The
fell on 4th Street and Zayneh fired again -- this time making it 17,000 to go. Comer then stepped on the gas and kicked it up to 57,000 and Zayneh responded by moving all in for a total of 101,500. Comer insta-called and tabled 
for top set; Zayneh rolled over the 
and was drawing dead.Shortly thereafter, Zayneh got his last 18,000 into the middle holding
and ran into Lance Patison's pocket kings. He was almost saved by the deck as the board filled out 
by the turn, giving Zayneh outs for a flush to win and a straight to tie, but the 
on the river locked things up for Patison, forcing Zayneh to the rail empty-handed.