Gerber Loses to Unlucky Turn
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As poker players ourselves, we feel a touch of commiseration for Stephen Gerber right now. He five-bet all in pre-flop for 948,000 out of the big blind. His opponent, cutoff player Robert Pisano, tanked and tanked. He took so much time for his decision that Gerber finally called for a clock. When the clock was down to twenty seconds, Pisano made the call to put Gerber at risk of elimination.
Gerber: 
Pisano: 
The ten-high flop was clean for Gerber, 
, but a brutal ace spiked on the turn, 
. A shell-shocked Gerber was off to the rail after the river came 
.
By the time Pisano was done stacking that pot he was up to 2.31 million in chips.