Big Double On Last Hand Before Break

Action folded to Scott Lipshutz on the button who raised to 22,000. Chris Parsons responded by three-betting to 52,000 from the small blind. It folded back to Lipshutz who decided to push out a four-bet, making the action 95,000 to go. Parsons made the call and the two saw a flop.

The flop fell {Q-Hearts} {2-Spades} {6-Clubs} and Parsons rapped the table quickly. Lipshutz moved out a large stack of chips totaling 100,000. Parsons announced he was all in and Lipshutz shrugged his shoulders and said "I call," with a sigh.

Lipshutz: {J-Spades} {J-Clubs}
Parsons: {K-Hearts} {Q-Spades}

The turn and river brought {7-Clubs} and {3-Clubs} and Parsons was able to score a huge double up on the last hand before the break with his pair of queens.