Vamos, Ramos!

[user66118]

Felipe Ramos opened the pot with a raise to 5,500, and the player in the small blind shoved in with the covering stack. Ramos had begun the hand with less than 60,000 chips, and {10-} {10-} was plenty good enough to call all in and put himself at risk. His opponent showed up {K-} {Q-} off-suit, and the race was on.

Unfortunately for Ramos, the flop brought a queen in the door, and his opponent triumphantly celebrated the {Q-} {J-} {3-} flop. The turn was a blank, and Ramos was down to his last card needing one of the two-out tens.

Just a moment later, Ramos was running to the rail and trading shouts and high-fives with friends as he indeed managed to spike that lucky {10-} and find his double.