Over-a-ton of Chips

[user196676]

Level 4 : 100/200, 0 ante

After an early-position raise to an unknown amount, Aaron Overton made it 1,400 to go from the button. The small blind peeked at his cards and moved out a four-bet to 3,500. The original raiser folded and action was back on Overton. He stared his opponent down for a good twenty seconds before finally making the call.

The two took a flop of , and Overton's opponent let for 4,000. Overton flatted to see the land on the turn. A check prompted Overton to bet 3,800. His opponent snap-shoved all in, and Overton went into the tank for roughly ninety seconds before calling to find that he was behind.

Overton:
Opponent:

Overton was looking to make a set or hit his open-ended straight draw on the river. The completed the straight Overton needed, and he shook his opponent's hand before stacking all of his chips. With the player eliminated, Overton is now sporting roughly 55,000.