Guimond Gets Pressured by Nagygyorgy

Tibor Nagygyorgy opened to 225,000 from the hijack and Florian Guimond three-bet to 650,000 in the cutoff. Action folded back to Nagygyorgy who called.

The dealer spread the flop and Nagygyorgy check-called a bet of 700,000.

Both players checked the turn to the river. Nagygyorgy led for 700,000 and Guimond took some time to think about the decision. After some time, the clock was called.

"Who called time?" Guimond asked.

"I," responded Nagygyorgy.

The floor came over and started the clock procedure. As he counted down to zero, Guimond remained motionless and let his cards be mucked without action.

"Sorry, part of the game," Nagygyorgy said, as he mentioned putting pressure on Guimond's decision.

Guimond was frustrated and said Nagygyorgy had taken a lot of time for previous decisions and the clock was never called. Another player at the table agreed, but the floor clarified that it's within the rules to call the clock if a sufficient amount of time passes, and Nagygyorgy added the chips to his stack.