The action was discovered as Shawn Rice had re-raised two opponents all-in pre-flop from the small blind. Both opponents opted to fold and Rice tossed in his aces face-up and the whole tabled was shocked as it apparently was the second hand in a row that he had been dealt pocket rockets.
With that pot, Rice chipped up to near the top of the leaderboard with 170,000.
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for the bigger pair and he scooped the pot.
