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It came
, and O'Dea checked. Spindler continued out with a bet of 85,000, and his opponent came right along with the call.Fourth street brought the
and another check from O'Dea. Spindler loaded another bullet and fired 170,000 at the pot. After a long pause to consider, O'dea called once more.The
completed the board, and O'Dea decided to lead out into the aggressor with a bet of 280,000. His move sent Spindler deep into the tank for several minutes as he shot sideways glances across the table. After a while, Spindler put in the call.O'Dea tabled
for the nuts. There was nothing Spindler could show to beat that, and he was visibly frustrated as he flung his cards into the muck. As O'Dea pulled in that big pot, Spindler glared at him through his long bangs, shaking his head and clearly steaming.That straight pushes O'Dea up to a very healthy 2,060,000, crippling Spindler all the way down to just 290,000 as the dinner break approaches.
board were all checked by the three players, until Spindler bet 80,000 on the river.
for just bottom pair.
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and both players checked, Lacay fired out 120,000 on the turn and Spindler called.
and Lacay checked, Spindler now bet 250,000 and Lacay folded.
