There's a Limp UTG+1 and a flat. Action folds around to Ben Beighle, who moves all-in for his last 20,200 (13BB). Action is back on the original limper, who askss for a count, pauses, pumps once with his cards .. and folds.
Everyone who has ever been all in to a bet and a call knows they're not afraid of the one who calls, only the one who started the betting ... and yep, the caller mucks pretty quick.
Beighle, a Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open tourney supervisor, shows why limping has no place in a poker tournament as he shows
. Ben knows weakness on the felt when he sees it.Level - 12
Blinds - 800/1600
Antes - 200
Players Left - 72
-- Dan Ross - HoldemRadio.com
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