Raymond Coburn and Jesse Rockowitz saw a cheap flop of . Both players checked leading to a turn where Coburn check-called a bet of 260,000. On the river, Coburn once again check-called a bet, this time 500,000, before showing a triumphant .
Most hands have been min-raised preflop by the button, and the last encounter was no exception. This time it was Jesse Rockowitz utilizing his position, Raymond Coburn making the call from the big blind.
On the flop, Rockowitz led for 295,000 and Coburn made the call. With both players checking the turn, Rockowitz announced a bet of 465,000 on the river. Coburn made the call.
As Coburn turned onto the felt, Rockowitz nodded his head and mucked his cards.
The candy lady was just called over to the final table and Raymond Coburn's rail ordered basically everything on the menu compliments of Shaun Deeb. We may not be in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, but perhaps one of our friends on the rail just received a golden ticket.
Our two remaining Trojans reached a cheap flop of where Raymond Coburn bet 300,000. Jesse Rockowitz made the call, before check-calling a bet of 700,000 on the turn. On the river, however, he turned aggressor, leading for 930,000. Coburn called, but was chagrined to see Rockowitz turn over the for the rivered flush.