Dean Avoids Getting Aces Cracked
Level 17
: 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante
A short-stacked opponent moved all-in and was called by Donovan Dean, who had a bigger stack.
Opponent: 
Donovan Dean: 
The flop came 
to give the opponent a big lead with two pair ahead of the aces of Dean. But the suck-out was not meant to be as the board ran out 
to improve Dean to a set and crush the opponent's hopes of doubling up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
300,000 | 59,000 |
.
to give him a big lead. The turn gave his opponent a flush draw but a safe river secured the double for Bagosy.
flop, giving him top two. The board finished out inconsequentially 
, meaning Anderson's two pair had held, giving him the pot, and sending his opponent to the rail.
flop, Dunn fired for 29,000, and his opponent made the call.
river. After a bit, the opponent made the call. Dunn turned over 
and Delmas bet 45,000. Joyner called.
and both players checked again.
for ace-high.
and Moreno c-bet to 25,000. Late position called.
turn, Moreno put his opponent all-in. The player debated for about a minute before making the call for roughly 125,000.
