One of the biggest coolers we'll see at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) took place in the biggest buy-in event so far this summer.
Aces versus kings is always a brutal set-up, but a set-over-set involving those two premium holdings is as painful as it gets. But that's exactly what happened near the money bubble on Day 2 of Event #32: $50,000 High Roller.
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Click herePokerNews' Calum Grant captured the hand between Ben Tollerene and Joey Weissman, which took place at the end of Level 13 with blinds of 15,000/30,000/30,000 and 34 players remaining with 26 spots paid.
Andrew Lichtenberger opened to 60,000 from under the gun before Tollerene three-bet to 135,000 from the cutoff. Weissman reraised to 340,000 from the small blind, which pushed out Lichtenberger. The action wasn't over, however, as Tollerene called.
Weissman continued for 160,000 on the K♥9♣4♠flop and Tollerene called. Weissman fired out another 500,000 on the A♠turn, and again Tollerene called.
Weissman, who had 1,150,000 behind, announced a bet of 1,145,000 on the 3♠river. Tollerene quickly moved all in as the bigger stack and Weissman snap-called.
Tollerene tabled A♥A♦for a set of aces.
Weissman was in disbelief as he tabled K♠K♦. His flopped set was no good and Tollerene took in the biggest pot of the tournament so far.
There are 29 players left in the $50,000 High Roller as of publishing.
Those still in the field include Alex Foxen, Shannon Shorr, Viktor Blom, Brock Wilson, Chino Rheem and Jason Koon.
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