Anna, Anna, Anna
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The action folded around to Chronis in the cutoff, who opened with a 10,000 raise. Action then folded to Anna in the small blind, who re-popped it to 33,000. Richard Sara let go of his big blind and Chronis called the extra 23,000.
The flop came
and immediately, Wroblewski open-shoved all in for a total of 22,000. After a moment's worth of consideration, Chronis made the call and flipped over 
; Anna tabled the 
. Upon seeing Chronis' hand, Anna immediately stood up out of her seat and walked away from the table. Upon her return, she pleaded to the dealer, "Don't do it!" with a smile. The turn brought the
- a safe card for Wroblewski - who called for one more deuce on the river. There would be no deuce, but an ace fell off on the river giving Anna a pair and the checkmark for the hand. She stacked up just under 100,000 in chips after all was said and done.