Ivey Keeps His Microphone

Andrew Robl limped with under the gun and Phil Ivey shoved for 66,000 from the middle of the table, holding .

Robl paused to process his decision and Ivey looked at him. "He's got a dangerous hand," Ivey said, smiling.

Robl burned a timebank chip and then made the call.

The flop was disastrous for Ivey. "That's not good for me," he observed.

But the turn put him back in the game as he spiked a flush draw. "Hold on!" Ivey said.

And he got there on the river to find a way to escape from trouble.

"I can keep my microphone on," he said, celebrating the double up in his own way.