With two opponents checking, Calen McNeil bet after fourth street made the community . Both of his opponents called, and the hit the river. Stuart Rutter checked, but Lance Dodd fired out a bet, and McNeil quickly called. Rutter wasn't so quick; he went into the tank for about 90 seconds before deciding to make the call.
Dodd showed for the nut low and aces for high. Rutter held for aces with a king kicker. McNeil flashed for a weaker low and weaker high, and he mucked his hand.
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. Both of his opponents called, and the 
hit the river. Stuart Rutter checked, but Lance Dodd fired out a bet, and McNeil quickly called. Rutter wasn't so quick; he went into the tank for about 90 seconds before deciding to make the call.
for the nut low and aces for high. Rutter held 
for aces with a king kicker. McNeil flashed 
for a weaker low and weaker high, and he mucked his hand.
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board. He's now well over 200,000.
