Perfect for Panesis

Drazen Ilich opened the action with a raise from under the gun. Action came around to the blinds where both Tom Galusha and Evan Panesis made the call.

Three handed to the flop then, the dealer spread out {3-Clubs}

. The blinds checked to the raiser, and Ilich continued out with a bet of 7,200. Galusha thought for a minute or two before calling, and Panesis thought even longer. He eyed up the chip stacks of his two opponents, then eyed up his own. After two or three more minutes, he announced, "All in."

Ilich ducked out of the way, but Galusha went deep into the tank. It was an additional 27,400 to call, and he seemed troubled by the decision. After a good five-minute soak in the think tank, Galusha grabbed a big stack of calling chips and plunked them down into the middle of the table.

Showdown:
Galusha: {8-Hearts}