On a flop of Q98, David Sandiford got all his chips into the middle with the J10. He was up against an opponent’s KK. The pot was worth about 120,000, and Saniford had his opponent covered.
Sandiford didn’t have a club, so his opponent had quite a bunch of outs to make a better hand. The K wasn’t a flush card, but it did make three kings and provide quite a few more outs. Sandiford dodged the flush, full house and straight cards with the 6 on the river to win the hand
On a flop of Q
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. He was up against an opponent’s K
. The pot was worth about 120,000, and Saniford had his opponent covered.