Gill Gaber Runs into Aces Full
Level 9
: 300/600, 75 ante
Oliver Gill Gaber got check-raised on the turn with the board reading 
. He immediately called. The river was a 
, which prompted his opponent to move all in right away.
"Wow," Gill Gaber said. "Can you beat the smallest full house out there?"
He announced a call, and his opponent turned over 
for aces full.
"Nice hand," Gill Gaber said, who then reaffirmed that he had a full house as well.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
20,200 | -8,900 |
for not very much at all.
for two pair, queens and nines.
flop and Sly checked. Meyers fired a continuation-bet, Sly raised enough to put Meyers all in and Meyers called.
river and with that Meyers saw his stack double.
. The 
flop brought little help to Shulman, as she asked for "a lady for a lady." That's exactly what she got when the 
river completed the board to double her up.
, and Baldwin held a couple of napkins: 
on the turn improved Baldwin to two pair, and he faded the river to double up.
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