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Phaedonos' Turn to Double
Well, that escalated quickly.
Scott Seiver open-shoved again - this time for around 800,000 in the cutoff - and Andrew Phaedonos called all in for less from the small blind.
Seiver: 
Phaedonos: 
As we highlighted earlier, Phaedonos is the only Aussie at the final table, so his rail was up on their feet before the cards were on their backs. The 
flop gave Seiver backdoor straight and flush draws to go along with his two over cards, and both draws remained live when the turn was the 
.
“Too many outs!” someone yelled from the rail.
Phaedonos was amongst his brethren, pacing in between streets, and they all fell silent as the dealer rapped the table for a final time.
The 
on the river was a brick, and Phaedonos’ rail exploded. The Aussie doubled through, while Seiver is back on the short stack.