A Glancy(ing) Blow

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Level 18 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

David Glancy entered Day 3 with an above average chip stack and a great chance to make the money, but a series of disastrous hands ended his tournament early.

We saw Glancy's bustout hand go down, as his fell short to the held by Jay Sharon. The final board rolled out ace-high but no fours could be found, and Glancy's last 10 big blinds were shipped across the table. He was evidently frustrated at losing to players he deemed to "have no clue," but having lost with the worst of it preflop, we were curious as to why he was so heated.

According to Sharon and a few of Glancy's former tablemates, he suffered a series of bad beats in which Sharon's cracked his . Further compounding Glancy's bad day was a huge hand involving a misread as Glancy bet a huge portion of his stack, only to fold in the face of a raise before watching his opponent table nine-high for the needle. The downward spiral was on from there, and Glancy's day ended before the cash was reached.