Mel Judah's Exit
Mel seemed pretty sure that he did not have a big pair as he expected the raise to be a bit bigger if that was the case. He decided to flat call and they saw a flop of . Mel was now looking for his opponent to commit himself with his ace by leading at the pot, which he duly did for 2,500. Mel made it 7,500 and his opponent pushed all in. Mel felt that he was pot-committed and still did not have his opponent on aces, so he called.
Mel was behind the pocket eights of his opponent but still had all the flush outs. The turn bricked and the river was the case eight to give his opponent quads.