JD fights his way to victory.
JD survived a heads up slump to win the Tiltamania eve game.
Crash test dummy / Poker God Ricky Hodge must’ve still been heavily medicated as he was the first to be busted out. Before he ever took his first breath, Shane Primm suffered the same fate. Shane doesn’t breathe while he talks.
Quad Steak Bryanrito and Fairly Odd Alan went out back-to-back at the hands of eventual winner JD.
Troy Steffy relinquished the overall points lead for the 1st time all season when new points leader, Buzz Finger knocked him out.
Buzz then hit the bad luck barrier when his pocket queens lost to JD’s flopped straight.
Mike Daggum Krisle began heads up with a 4 to 1 chip deficit. He battled all the way back with good cards and a bad run by JD. The Chip Nazi remained patient and finally caught fire to regain the chip lead and bust out Daggum with trip jacks. Daggum did survive to all ins with rivered flushes twice. JD hit a one outer just to remain in the game at one point heads up.
The 2nd quarter big game is next. Bring on the big bounty game, Tiltamania!
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