It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

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With a {7-Hearts} {j-Spades} {6-Diamonds} flop already in the middle of the felt a player in the big blind fired out 1,625 into Jeff Madsen in the cut-off. Madsen quickly and quietly made the call and was allowed to see the {8-Spades} fall on the turn. It was here that the big blind again bet, this time 2,600. Madsen calmly contemplated for a few moments before again putting the appropriate amount of chips in the middle.

The {6-Spades} on the river wasn't going to slow down the big blind as he again bet out, and made it 3,600. Madsen then slowly and deliberately grabbed a handful of chips and raised, making it 8,800. Madsen's opponent clearly did not like this turn of events, however he eventually threw in the call, begrudgingly. Madsen turned over {6-Clubs} {7-Spades} for a full house, and was awarded the pot after his opponent dropped his cards in the muck.