Bullying the Boss

The board read by the turn and Eric Afriat led out for a 30,000 bet sitting in the small blind.

Tony "End Boss" Gregg did what he does best, raising the action to 104,000 out of the big blind and staring silently into space. This folded Glen Lafaye on the button, but the man who topped the counts after Day 2 and Day 3 used his big stack to bully the boss, and he three-bet to 225,000.

Gregg appeared to be mildly surprised by the chip leader's play back, but eventually he respected the reraise and laid his hand down, a bemused look spreading ever so slightly on his usually stone cold countenance.