Sometimes it’s the plays you don’t make that are that are even more important than the ones you do.

Adam Williams raised pre-flop to 5,500 and Bryan Opyrchal re-raised to 16,000. Williams made the call and the flop came out . Willams check and Opyrchal bet out 15,000. Williams called taking the hand to the turn. The came out and Williams checked again. Opyrchal also checked and the came on the river. Williams decided to hold back and check again. Opyrchal checked it down to end the betting. Williams turned over a pair of sixes and saw Opyrchal was hiding a pair of aces avoiding what could have been a catastrophic hand. Opyrchal ended up finishing out the hand with 173,000 (87 bb) chips in front of him as play continues with 48 players remaining.