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Sometimes at the final table, pots develop so quietly that it's hard to know something big is brewing until players are already in the thick of it. We caught Esther Taylor and Charles Williams playing a big pot on the turn of a board that showed . Taylor had the button, and bet 38,000 after Williams checked. Williams called that bet to a river card of , which was a big trap card for Williams. He checked again, then called Taylor's all-in bet of 273,000. Williams made a full house with , sevens full of tens, but Taylor had eights full of sevens with . She doubled up to about 700,000.
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. Taylor had the button, and bet 38,000 after Williams checked. Williams called that bet to a river card of 
, which was a big trap card for Williams. He checked again, then called Taylor's all-in bet of 273,000. Williams made a full house with 
, sevens full of tens, but Taylor had eights full of sevens with 
. She doubled up to about 700,000.