Svenson Crushed After Running Ace-King into Kings Twice
Level 26
: 30,000/60,000, 60,000 ante
Cheryl Svenson found herself in an pre-flop all in hand with Charles Mitchell, who put in his remaining 880,000.
Charles Mitchell: 
Cheryl Svenson: 
After recently being one of the chip leaders with nearly four million, Svenson found herself with ace-king against kings for the second time in the last hour.
The 
flop gave her a straight draw and a backdoor flush draw that vanished on the 
turn.
The 
river meant Svenson's once-enormous stack had dwindled down to just 625,000 in record time.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
625,000 | -3,080,000 |
turn was checked through before Lubenets fired for 500,000 and Kathy Liebert made the call. Lubenets turned over 
for top pair before Liebert showed 
flop, Keith Block continued for 105,000. Steven Butler, in the small blind, made a 330,000-chip raise. Block went all in for 1,600,000 total and Butler shrugged his shoulders and made the call.
turn gave Butler more outs on the river, it took away his potential straight outs and made him a 32% underdog.
arrived on the river, shoving a large pot Butler's way and eliminating Block.
turn improved him to trips before the 
river gave him a full boat, more than enough to best O'Grady's ace high and send him out of the tournament.
flop provided just one club, he was drawing thin, but still had outs. The 
turn gave him a flush draw, but the 
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