A Big Laydown for Day
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Chris Day raised to 6,000 in first position and found only one caller in Sergio Aido, who was the big blind. The dealer put out a flop of 
.
Aido, first to act, bet 14,000 which Day smooth called.
The turn was a 
which prompted Aido to bet again, this time 16,000. Again Day called.
The river was the seemingly innocuous 
. Aido thought for a while and pushed out a big bet of 55,000.
This certainly confused the Englishman who took a long while to come to a decision; largely based it would seem on Aidos�� body language.
��I don��t understand why you looked so upset when that last card came and then you bet.�� He mused aloud. Day nearly folded, put his cards down and cut out calling chips.
Then he had a change of heart and went with his read. He flicked his cards up, exposing them for all to see.
��He just looked so pained, almost as bad as a speech.��