There's already 42,000 in the pot and Ken Baime has bet out an additional 27,000 on the
board, sending Joni Turner (above) into one of the more creative versions of table talk I've heard in a few years.
"I want to go right across this table climb on top of you," she says with what is most likely a laugh, but there's an edge to it as well.
"I don't quite know how to take that," says Baime (he's not the only one), "I guess I should say, what are you doing after the tourney?" drawing a laugh from everyone within earshot, including Greg Raymer.
The rather creative banter continues, and Turner is politely warned by the dealer that if she follows through with her statement to show her cards before declaring a bet or fold that she'll face a penalty for it.
"I'm so mad at you for that bet," she says, again with the edge-laugh from before, announces a fold, and then shows
for an overpair, an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw.
Baime shows
for the made nut-flush available.
Turner still doesn't act as though she's happy with the laydown, despite the fact she did not have the best hand, did not have up to 22 possible outs, but was actually drawing dead.
"I don't quite know how to take that," says Baime (he's not the only one), "I guess I should say, what are you doing after the tourney?" drawing a laugh from everyone within earshot, including Greg Raymer.
The rather creative banter continues, and Turner is politely warned by the dealer that if she follows through with her statement to show her cards before declaring a bet or fold that she'll face a penalty for it.
"I'm so mad at you for that bet," she says, again with the edge-laugh from before, announces a fold, and then shows
for an overpair, an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw.Baime shows
for the made nut-flush available.Turner still doesn't act as though she's happy with the laydown, despite the fact she did not have the best hand, did not have up to 22 possible outs, but was actually drawing dead.
Joni Turner - 93,000
Ken Baine - 100,000
There's been a LevelUp in the time it took for this hand to play out and for me to try and come up with a way to describe it ... so action is now at
Blinds - 800/1600
Antes - 200
Players Left - 45
-- Dan Ross - HoldemRadio.com
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