The family is pure happiness. The new season is off to a great start for the two multiple Player of the Year winners in their respective categories.
At the first Poker Go Tour festival of the season, Kristen put in a stellar performance to win the $10,000 tournament. With the chips she won from Alex in the cooler, she prevailed at the final table.
A week later, the two met again at an internationally significant final table, the $25k High Roller event at the Lucky Hearts Poker Open.
This time, there was no direct showdown between the couples, with chip leader Kevin Rabichow Kristen taking the place of all four kings in the game, splitting the chips between both players and the flop , except Rabichow was able to complete a full house with another pair. Kristen finished fourth.
Rabichow also defeated Thomas Boivin, the defending champion of the $25,000 Hard Rock Poker Showdown tournament hosted by the same casino. In Florida.
As happened with Kristen in Aria, Alex was at a heads-up disadvantage and with a wide range of bet sizes, a very value situation came back. He went all-in on the AA749 table, triggered a high-Q call, and couldn’t beat his JJ.
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