Posted by jgreenspan | Filed under Uncategorized
Layne Flack lasted about four minutes past the last break. There was an early position raise and a call to Layne who called. The flop came 8-6-2. The initial raiser moved in; the second player called. Layne called as well. His opponents showed KK and QQ; Layned flipped up 88, for top set.
He was poised to take a massive 240k pot. Instead, a Queen on the turn sent him to the rail.
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