Honeybone Flops Set to Double
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With three players committing 500 preflop to see a 
flop fall, one player fired out 800 before James Honeybone bumped it to 1,600.
With the action back on the preflop aggressor, he three-bet to 3,500 only to have Honeybone four-ball all in for roughly 14,000 as his opponent made the call.
Honeybone: 
Opponent: 
With Honeybone's set up against an opponent's combo-draw, the 
on the turn was a safe one for Honeybone before the 
landed on the river to see him move to 33,000 in chips.
For Honeybone, he definitely favors the SKYCITY Auckland casino after besting a highly-skilled and locally based field in January to win the Auckland Anniversary Poker Championships for a NZ$36,030 ($25,550) payday.