Karr Bluffed

Some people in the tournament room are feeling a little choppy this morning. After a recent hand we might add McLean Karr's name to that list.

There were almost 60,000 chips in the pot when we got to the table. It appeared that James Casement opened with a pre-flop raise that Karr re-raised. Casement called to a flop of {8-Hearts}

and checked. Karr led out for 25,700, sending Casement into the tank. He played around with his chips for more than a minute before moving all in. His raise immediately drew a deep sigh from Karr.

"I need a count," said Karr. "I should have just shoved the flop." The raise back to him was 39,700.

"There's a little over 100,000 in there," he estimated. "The math says call but I have you on jacks or something."

"I've got ace-king here. I'm just trying to decide whether to call or not." Ultimately Karr decided to fold, prompting Casement to proudly turn up {6-Clubs}