Preflop Charlie Carrel opened for 600, and only Ben Heath called in position, Carrel bet the flop for 1,000, and Heath wasted no time calling.
Turn was the , and this time Carrel fired 2,500. Another call from Heath.
The river barely touched the felt before Carrel slid in a tower of 5k chips, more than enough to put Heath all in for his remaining 9,500. Heath thought for a bit but ultimately decided to commit his stack, to the shear delight of Carrel.
"Nuts nuts nuts nuts", Carrel almost sang showing , and Heath had to let his hit the muck. He then headed straight for the cashier for a reentry.
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flop for 1,000, and Heath wasted no time calling.
, and this time Carrel fired 2,500. Another call from Heath.
river barely touched the felt before Carrel slid in a tower of 5k chips, more than enough to put Heath all in for his remaining 9,500. Heath thought for a bit but ultimately decided to commit his stack, to the shear delight of Carrel.
, and Heath had to let his 
hit the muck. He then headed straight for the cashier for a reentry.
