Five-Bet Shoving With Ace-Three

James St. Hilaire opened to 20,000 in the cutoff, Kristoffer Edberg three-bet to 48,000 on the button, and both blinds released. St. Hilaire four-bet to 108,000, Kristoffer wagered the maximum, moving all in for 469,000, and St. Hilaire called.

St. Hilaire:
Edberg:

According to the PokerNews Odds Calculator, St. Hilaire was a 67 percent favorite to win preflop, and he remained ahead when the dealer fanned . Edberg picked up a backdoor flush draw and added two extra outs to make trip threes, but the on the turn was a big red brick.

St. Hilaire's odds of winning the hand shot up above 88 percent heading to the river, but the spiked onto the felt, giving Edberg aces up. The Swede doubled to 960,000 chips, while St. Hilaire dropped down to 205,000.