09-21-2009 23:32 UTC+1

Robin Chips

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[user4144]

Well, I suppose it's not robbing when you have aces, as was the case for Robin Keston in his recent double up. I didn't see how it went down preflop, but prior to Keston pushing the {7-Spades}

{7-Spades}

{9-Spades}

{9-Hearts}

flop, there was around 15-20,000 in the middle. Either way, his opponent made the call and the hands were flipped, Keston in the lead with {A-Hearts}

{A-Hearts}

{A-Spades}

{Q-Diamonds}

{7-Diamonds}

versus a dangerous {6-Clubs}

{6-Clubs}

{7-Hearts}

{10-Clubs}

{8-Spades}

. But the turn ( {4-Clubs}

{4-Clubs}

) and river ( {9-Diamonds}

{9-Diamonds}

) were both bricks, and Keston survived.

A quick guesstimate would suggest he's on around 45,000.

Tags: Robin Keston