Doug Polk Isn't Good Enough to Fold

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Level 14 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

With the board reading and more than 80,000 in the pot, Doug Polk was first to act, and he bet 52,000. Todd Grovijohn to his immediate left called, and the river was the , pairing the board.

This time, Polk checked, and Grovijohn bet 100,000. Polk thought for a couple minutes, confirmed the bet size, and then called.

Grovijohn tabled for sevens full, and Polk's response was, "That's a boat. Full house will win."

A few seconds later, he let out some frustration. "Uh! Whyyyy?" and then he told Grovijohn with a smile, "If I was a better player I coulda laid it down... But I'm not."