Overton Hits River to Stay Alive
Victor Paredes got the bidding started with an open to 5,500 from middle position. Deidson Camargos made the call from the cutoff. Aaron Overton decided to mostly commit his stack as he three-bet to 62,500, leaving only 1,000 behind out of the big blind. Paredes got out of the fray with a fold, but Camargos called. Camargos mistakenly thought that Overton was all-in and revealed 10♥10♦ before they took a flop.
The 7♠4♠4♣ flop led Overton to put in his final 1,000. Camargos called to officially go to a showdown.
Aaron Overton: A♦K♥
Deidson Camargos: 10♥10♦
Overton needed help, but the turn offered none when it came the 5♦.
Just as Overton began to get up from his seat, the river gave him a reason to sit back down when it came the K♣ to give Overton a pair of kings and the best hand for a double.