How to Play Exposed Aces

A very strange hand just took place at Roland de Wolfe's table in which a player's pocket aces were somehow exposed pre-flop and he was forced to play the hand face-up.

The flop came J-9-5 and the player with aces got all of his money in against one other opponent, who tabled J-9 for top two pair. Though behind on the flop, the turn and river came 2-5, which gave the aces a second pair, counterfeiting the jacks and nines to take down the pot.