Seiver Stacks Opponent After Perfect Flop

We walked up to the table to see Scott Seiver in the middle of a massive heads up pot. The flop read , and we saw that Seiver had a bet of 5,200 out in front of him. He had been raised to 16,200, and it was back on Seiver when we arrived. Seiver cut out a reraise of 35,000, and stuck it in the middle. His opponent quickly and quietly announced all in, and Seiver snap called him.

Seiver:
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Seiver had flopped the second nut straight, and had his opponent drawing dead to a chop, as Seiver also has his flush draw dominated. The on the turn ended things, and the meaningless river was the .