Table 32 broke and we catch up with Jose Reyes in a hand with 2012 WSOP bracelet winner Craig McCorkell, who also took 13th in the 2014 WSOP Main Event ($441,940).

Reyes led out for 13,000 on the flop, McCorkell raised to 31,000.

After a moment, Reyes pushed out a stack of 5,000 chips, enough to put McCorkell all in, and he called.

The cards were turned over, and Reyes was in bad shape.

Jose Reyes
Craig McCorkell:

The completed the board and McCorkell picked up the full double.

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The next hand, the player under the gun raised to 6,000 and McCorkell called.

On the flop, his opponent led out for 8,500 and McCorkell made another call.

When his opponent checked the on the turn, McCorkell bet 11,000 and was called.

The completed the board, McCorkell bet 47,500.

After a minute he was called, and turned over . His opponent mucked and McCorkell was stacking chips again.

Craig McCorkell: 282,500 (113 bb)