Miller Picks Off Guyon In Huge Pot

Ori Miller just skyrocketed his stack to 140,000 thanks to successfully picking off a big bluff run by Adrien Guyon.

When we arrived at the table, Miller had 6,875 in front of him and Guyon had 12,675 in front of him. Guyon was in position and action was back on Miller. Miller took some time, and then reraised to 19,200. Guyon called to take a flop.

The flop came down , and both players checked to see the land on the turn. Miller led for 7,700, but Guyon fought back a little harder with a raise to 17,000. Miller tanked, then called.

After the fell on the river, Miller checked. With around 20,000 left in his stack, maybe slightly less, Guyon moved all in. Miller went back into the tank with a look of pain stricken across his face. Eventually, he made the call.

Guyon had the for just queen high. Miller saw that and turned up his for a pair of aces, and his hand baffled Guyon, who couldn't quite believe his bluff didn't work against Miller's ace-ten.

Needless to say, the table was quite intrigued by this hand, and especially by the two hands that were turned over at the showdown given how big the action was.