“F%&ker!” said Vinnie Sanchez in a light-hearted tone after he shoved into the nuts on the river.

Alan Kelleher opened from the hijack and called after Sanchez three-bet from the small blind. The flop came and both players checked. Sanchez’s delayed 30,000 c-bet on the  turn was called by Kelleher as was his all-in on the  river. Kelleher had 142,000 which was just enough to cover Sanchez who opened for two pair. Kelleher opened for Broadway.

“Was that a bad shove?” Sanchez asked neighbour Andy Black.

“I would’ve bet the flop,” came the honest reply.

I guess Fundaro felt the same when he lost the EPT slow playing aces.