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"Miami" John Cernuto

Starting Stack: 85,000

Winning Percentage

Before Flop: 17.09%

After Flop: 8.38%

After Turn: 0.00%

Eric Kurtzman

Starting Stack: 66,300

Winning Percentage

Before Flop: 82.36%

After Flop: 91.62%

After Turn: 100.00%

EVENT: From the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event

The Flop

The Turn

The River

OUTCOME

With the blinds at $1,000 and $2,000 and a $300 ante, Kurtzman limped from under the gun, the small blind called, Cernuto raised to $12,000 from the big blind, Kurtzman reraised to $32,000, the small blind folded, Cernuto went all in, Kurtzman called.

ANALYSIS

Everyone gets this cooler from time to time (for every 25 times you’re dealt kings in a full ring game, another player will have aces once), but it is particularly unpleasant in the main event. Again, we see a player using the under-the-gun limp-reraise with aces. Cernuto’s fears were confirmed as his opponent quickly called his all in and revealed the rockets.

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