Ah, those pesky limped pots. Marcel Luske, sitting in the small blind, was just part of one that was limped four ways. All players checked the

flop. Luske was first to act when the

hit the turn and made it 1,500 to go. All three of his opponents called. The

that hit the river was a seeming blank, so Luske went ahead and fired again for 2,000. The big blind called before an early-position player raised to 10,050.
Luske was the only one who wanted a piece of that raise. He called, then smiled and shook his head sadly when his opponent turned over

for a turned full house, jacks full of sixes. Luske flashed the

before mucking. His stack dipped down to 23,000.