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Dibella Bests Kiletto
We found Lily Kiletto, John Dibella, and a third player engaged in a hand where the flop read 
. The first player checked over to Kiletto who checked it back. Dibella dropped 5,200 into the middle and the first player folded. Kiletto stuck around and the 
hit the turn.
Kiletto checked for a second time and Dibella tapped the table back, allowing the 
to complete the board. Kiletto fired out 13,000. Dibella leaned back in his seat.
"You make the flush?" he said to Kiletto.
"You're beat," she quickly replied.
"I'm beat?!" A second passed. "I don't think so," said Dibella.
He dropped out a call and Kiletto announced that she had a pair. Dibella tabled 
for trip queens and dragged in the pot. The 2012 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event champion is now sitting on about 188,000 in chips.