Stewart Comes From Behind

Casey Stewart just sat down at a new table, and on the first hand he was dealt, he knocked out an opponent. Stewart was in the big blind, and the action was on him after a raise to 1,600 and two callers. Stewart cut out a three bet of 4,725, and tossed it into the middle.

Only the original raiser came along for the ride, and the flop came . Stewart thought for about 15 seconds before moving all in, and his opponent, who was covered, quickly made the call.

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Stewart grimaced when he was called, and he saw that he would need a five or non club ace to win the pot. Well the hit the turn, giving Stewart the unlikely lead. He would still need to dodge a club or eight on the river, and he did just that, as the dealer put out the .