Ivey, Ahead on Every Street, Collects Value
For the moment, Ivey remains a fixture in the tournament, his attention divided between his table and the giant screen showing the Masters. He's become a bit more active recently, opening more pots. He opened to 6,000 and was called only by the big blind. Ivey continued for 9,000 on a flop of and the big blind called again.
Both players checked the turn. When the river came , the big blind bet 12,700. Ivey quickly called. His pair of queens, out-kicked his opponent's .
"I guess I needed a king and not a queen," his opponent said after the hand.