Channing Traps
With Jeff Kimber raising it up to 800 preflop with , Channing called, only for another player to make it 2,900 to play. Kimber released his hand, and Channing called again.
With Kimber side-stepping out of the way, the two remaining players saw a flop where it went check, bet from Channing, call. On the raggy turn, Neil pushed all in, and although his opponent looked tempted (he also accidentally revealed a jack in the process), he ultimately opted for the fold.
"I haven't played any huge pots. Peaked at 20,000, but dropped to 6,000. Have around 13,000 now."