[LeadingMan]

I don't have the book in front of me, but I remember being very fascinated about this hand. Unfortunately, I may have some of the details incorrect, but what I took from this hand was how Daniel represented the turn card which i believe was a K.

At this point, in the whole multi-level thinking chess match, I think Daniel was hoping/thinking:

"Sam thinks I have K's and I want to know where I stand"

hoping that Daniel's Hand > Sam's Hand > Daniel's Represented Hand > what DG wants SF to think DG thinks SF has


A check-raise on the flop and he's now representing a hand
Sammy probably can't beat.

I don't remember what the book analysis covered.