On a board reading 737, action was checked to Thomas Larson, and he fired a bet of 3,300. An opponent check-raised to 8,000, and action was folded back to Larson.
Larson thought about it for a bit and then called.
The turn was the J, and Larson’s opponent bet 7,400. Larson instantly shoved all in for about 20,000 more. The bet was quickly called.
Larson tabled pocket jacks for a full house, and his opponent, who had fewer chips, exposed pocket queens. Jacks full held on the river, and Larson was up to nearly 60,000.
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, action was checked to Thomas Larson, and he fired a bet of 3,300. An opponent check-raised to 8,000, and action was folded back to Larson.