Eaton Doubles Dramatically
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Wow! Despite the fact that Ryan Welch had been building a lead, we weren't expecting an all-in quite so soon. But a series of pre-flop raises (and quick ones at that) led to an all-in from Jon Eaton and a call from Welch. Welch's 
was behind Eaton's 
, but not by a whole lot. Anything could happen on the board, and did it ever. A flop of 
gave Welch a pair of queens, but also made a double inside straight draw for Eaton. Eaton could improve to the best hand with any ace, nine or king. He picked up even more outs when the turn came 
to give him the nut flush draw. Would the river blank out?
No it would not. The river came 
to fill Eaton's straight. He doubled up from 2,275,000 to about 4.55 million, making the stacks almost dead level again.