Tony March Doubles Through Vanessa Rousso


Just after the last break of the day, Tony March (Seat 3) and Vanessa Rousso mixed it up.

March raised to 3,500 under the gun and Vanessa Rousso called on the button. The big blind came along and it was three ways to the flop of A-8-2 with two diamonds.

The big blind checked, March bet 10,000, and Rousso made it 20,000. The big blind folded and March moved all in for 47,800 total, or 27,800 on top. Rousso called, putting March at risk, and they showed down.

Rousso: KcKc
March: KcKc

Rousso's pair of aces was in the lead, but the Kc landed on the turn, giving March a set of queens to take the lead. The Kc river improved March to a full house. March, who plays for the Pay It Backward Foundation, doubled up with about one level left of play for the night.

Tony March - 110,000
Vanessa Rousso - 108,000

Level - 13
Blinds - 1,000/2,000
Antes - 300
Remaining - 14/68

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