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flop, but Rousso bet out 70k on the 
turn. Dorfman called. The river was the 
. Rousso checked and Dorfman bet 110k. Rousso didn't look happy about this river, or this bet, or the fact that Dorfman had called the turn. I think I heard the word, "Unbelievable," and it would be interesting to know exactly what was going on here. No hole-card cameras in the High Roller final, though, sadly.
Level: 20
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
flop. The action slowed to check-check on the 
turn, but Tony G bet out when the 
came on the river. Rousso snapcalled, showing 
, good against his 
.
vs. her 
, cemented by the 
board.
. Dorfman bet 90k, and both Tony G and Vanessa Rousso (the small blind) called. On the 
turn, Rousso and Dorfman both checked, and Tony G bet 300k. Rousso passed, but Dorfman moved all in. Tony G let it go quickly, absorbing the loss of a third of his stack. 
, and again, after Rouso passed Dorfman set him all in. Another (less expensive) fold.
board. Vanessa Rousso called. She also check-called the 
river, at which point he said, "I guess you win," and sure enough she showed the . He mucked.
did get a smile from her though.
flop, and then check-called 85k on the 
turn. The river is where it got a bit tense - Rousso checked a third time, and Dorfman bet 225k. She thought for a long time, counted out the chips, and finally made the call. with relief and to a little round of applause.
