I thought, 'Are there five 4's in this deck?' "Ī few minutes later, Kleyman told Corum, "I hope you take second place. Kleyman then explained why he didn't insta-call with the nuts when Corum moved all in on the river.
Kleyman said that when he flopped a full house, he was thinking to himself, "I hope he has aces." Corum said he slow-played his full house, thinking, "He's got to be making a move soon."
But Kleyman was just joking around.Īs hand-for-hand play continued on the money bubble, talk continued about the hand. After the hand, Kleyman had 238k to Corum's 162k.Įugene Kleyman doubled up on the Money Bubble with quads over a full houseĪs he was stacking his chips, Kleyman said, "I wish they had a bad beat jackpot for tournaments." A few players pointed out that the hand wouldn't have qualified for most jackpots, because he didn't have two of the quad cards in his hand. Kleyman's stack was counted down, and it was 79,700, and Corum shipped that amount over. The hand was over before other tables knew anything was happening, but players quickly came over to see the quads vs the full house. Corum was shocked, and flipped over 6 ♦ 6 ♠ for sixes full of fours. Kleyman turned over 6 ♥ 4 ♠ for a flopped full house (fours full of sixes) that improved to quad fours on the river. The dealer tried to pause the action, but Kleyman just shrugged and put out a token raise as he said, "I call." Then Corum said "All in" before Kleyman had decided how much to raise. Both players quickly and quietly checked to the river on a board of 6 ♣ 4 ♦ 4 ♥ 2 ♠ 4 ♣.Īt that point, Corum bet 20,000, and Kleyman thought for a moment before saying "Raise" and putting out a stack of 20,000. The money bubble continues with 37 players, and a huge hand developed at Table 3 that caught everyone by complete surprise.Įugene Kleyman raised from middle position to 16,000, and Cal Corum (West Orange, NJ) called from the small blind.
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