A Case of Bad Timing
John Strzemp minimum-raised to 20,000 in mid-position, and both Coleman in the small blind and Matthew Giannetti in the big blind called. They checked to Strzemp, who bet 40,000 on the flop. Coleman called, and Giannetti raised to 160,000. Strzemp gave up on it and folded. After some deliberation, Coleman called. Coleman and Giannetti both checked the turn, and then Coleman bet out a massive 280,000 on the river. After dwelling up for an age, Giannetti called with -- Coleman just mucked, and was down to around 500,000, while Gianetti leapt to 1.5 million.