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Wow, what an exciting month.
- Tom had his appendix out!
- Six of the top eight were among the first SEVEN out!
- We had yet another different winner (Good job Jason Osborn)
- AND Will finished in the money (4th place)
Heads up play featured Jason Osborn versus Brian Vereb. The action went back an forth on this final hand with all the money getting in on the turn. An interesting note is that this is the second consecutive month in which the final hand involved pocket queens.
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Jason has a 3:1 advantage going into the flop. |
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The flop: |
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This is a good flop for both Jason and Brian. Jason makes trip Queens while Brian has an open ended straight draw. While Jason made trips, his winning % only slightly climbed (73% vs. 27%). |
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The turn saw no help for Brian, yet he is only about a 4:1 underdog (81.8% vs. 18.2%) needing an Ace or a 9 on the river to extend the match. |
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The river: |
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ends the heads up match with Jason becoming the 6th different winner. |
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