Nick Owens Takes From Kevin Grabel

Nick Owens opened to 55,000 in the cutoff and Kevin Grabel called in the big blind.

On the KcKcKc flop, Grabel led out for 90,000 and Owens called.

The turn was the Kc and both players checked. On the Kc river, Grabel put together a bet of 193,000, telling Owens it was "a colorful bet" because of the variety of chips he used, and Owens thought for awhile.

Owens announced he was all in, and Grabel said, "Hold on, let me make sure I have the ace of spades." Then he said, "I don't have the ace of spades because you do!" and folded.

Owens showed KcKc for the nut flush and took down the pot.

Nick Owens - 970,000
Kevin Grabel - 800,000

Level - 23
Blinds - 10,000/20,000
Antes - 300
Remaining - 10

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