Sevens Lucky for Robl but Spades a Real Problem
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Andrew Robl is up to a quiet 39,000 after taking down a recent pot with trip sevens. There was a raise pre-flop to 900 that Robl, sitting in position, called. His opponent checed a 
flop to Robl. She then called 1,300 after Robl bet. When the turn paired the board 
, she tried a bet of 2,000 that Robl called. That took both players to the 
river. Robl's opponent checked and called 3,000. That's when Robl turned up 
to take down the pot with trip sevens.
However, a few hands later Robl gave all the chips back by raising all in on the turn of a 
board. The same opponent snap-called with the nuts, 
, leaving Robl's top pair 
in bad shape. The board blanked out to put Robl right back where he started.