Tony Dunst must have felt confident, and with good reason, when he flopped bottom set on a 
board. He must have hoped that his opponent, Isaiah Goldman, had a strong enough hand to put a lot of chips in the middle. But to Dunst’s dismay, Goldman’s strong hand on the flop, 
, just kept improving and eventually overtook Dunst’s 
. All the chips went in when the 
appeared on the turn. But the river, the 
, gave Goldman the nut boat, sending Dunst to the rail in the late stages of Day 2A.
