Martin Kabrhel squeezes ace-king to $300,000, then calls a $1.348 million shove from Alan Keating, who holds king-queen suited. Kabrhel asks to run three boards rather than two so the enormous pot produces an overall winner instead of a possible even split. Kabrhel wins the first and third boards, while Keating wins the second, dividing the $2,801,000 pot two-thirds to one-third.







