It's Always Green-er When You Flop Sets

"Clock on 33," a dealer yelled. We made out way over to discover 12,500 in the pot and a board reading . Kyle Green had checked and opened the door for his opponent in middle position to bet 12,000. Not to be deterred, Green check-raised all in and put the pressure on his unknown opponent, who had 33,000 behind.

The floorman told the player he had a minute to act on his hand, and after 51 seconds had passed he slid in his chips with . Much to his dismay, Green rolled over for a set. Neither the turn nor river changed a thing and Green was pushed the large pot while simultaneously sending his dejected opponent to the rail.