Weisman Executes His First Slow Roll

After Joey Weissman checked a 10♦7♣7♥ flop from the big blind, Shaun Deeb bet 15,000.

Weissman called, and the turn brought the 4♦.

Weissman checked and Deeb bet 30,000. Weissman raised to 82,000 and Deeb called.

The river came 2♥, and Weissman open-jammed for 151,000. Deeb used two time banks feeling his opponent out. "You say you're on your first bullet, right?" he asked, and Weissman laughed. Eventually Deeb called, showing K♠10♠ for two pair.

Weissman paused a moment before showing A♥7♠. The table needled Weissman for the delay, but Deeb was gracious. "You tried to get me mad at you, but you're too nice!"

"That's my first ever slow roll!" Weissman exclaimed.