Well, as most people in the online poker community know, Spirit Rock is about the most feared no limit player around. There is currently an interesting heads up going on. A hand just took place that I just can not understand.FullTiltPoker Game #195281043: Table Kennedy (6 max) - $50/$100 - No Limit Hold'em - 17:44:12 ET - 2005/08/24Seat 1: Spirit Rock ($18,056.50)Seat 3: Phil Ivey ($18,835), is sitting outSeat 5: kwilson ($12,249)kwilson posts the small blind of $50Spirit Rock posts the big blind of $100The button is in seat #5*** HOLE CARDS ***kwilson raises to $300Spirit Rock calls $200*** FLOP *** [2h 6d Kd]Spirit Rock checkskwilson bets $600Spirit Rock raises to $2,400kwilson raises to $6,000Spirit Rock raises to $17,756.50, and is all inkwilson calls $5,949, and is all inSpirit Rock shows [Ac 3s]kwilson shows [Ks 2c]Uncalled bet of $5,807.50 returned to Spirit Rock*** TURN *** [2h 6d Kd] [7h]*** RIVER *** [2h 6d Kd 7h] [9c]Spirit Rock shows Ace King highkwilson shows two pair, Kings and Twoskwilson wins the pot ($24,497.50) with two pair, Kings and Twoschipdynamite (Observer): nh*** SUMMARY ***Total pot $24,498 | Rake $0.50Board: [2h 6d Kd 7h 9c]Seat 1: Spirit Rock (big blind) showed [Ac 3s] and lost with Ace King highSeat 3: Phil Ivey is sitting outSeat 5: kwilson (small blind) showed [Ks 2c] and won ($24,497.50) with two pair, Kings and TwosI just don't get it. Even if the guy had 23o bottom pair he would still pretty well have odds to call on his 2 pair draw if he put Spirit on AK for example. I could understand it if kwilson had say... 10,000 left. But comeon!

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