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After a player in early position raised to 7,000, action folded to Brendon Rubie in the small blind. He three-bet to 15,000 and the original raiser snap-called after Yann Pauchon folded from the big blind.
Out of position, Rubie saw the flop come down 
and checked to his opponent. The player checked behind quickly.
The turn card was the 
and paired the board. Rubie bet 14,000 and his opponent tossed in the call right away, not giving much thought to things.
The river was the 
, another repeat card. With the board now having two pair, nines and fours, on it, Rubie asked his opponent how much he had left. The player had about 50,000 or so behind and pushed his chips out in plain view for Rubie to see. Rubie thought for another minute and then fired 37,500. His opponent then went into the tank. Eventually, the player made the call.
Rubie tabled the 
for a full house, nines full of fours. His opponent tabled the 
, but realized that wasn't good soon after he did it. The dealer mucked the jacks and Rubie scored a nice pot to move just under 200,000 in chips.