Linton Marches On
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After the cut-off and the small blind limp, Pete Linton raised from the big blind to 11,500. The other players elected to call. The small blind decides to check when the flop comes 
and Linton takes down the pot with a c-bet of 16,600.
Linton folded his small blind on the next hand to a raiser from early position who showed Queens.
Folded to Linton on the button the next hand, he raised to 6,200. The small blind 3-bet to 16,200 and Liz Lieu in the big blind folded. Back to Linton who called.
The flop was 
The small blind bet 13,600. Linton called.
The turn was 
The small blind checked his cards and considered his options. The one he chose was to move all in for around 60,000.
Linton sighed and rocked back in his chair as he weighed the odds. A minute passeed and he announced what sounded like a reluctant call.
His opponent showed 
Linton had 
The river was the 
Linton had a pair of threes, the pot and another victim.