[jomatty]

clearly he didnt call the flop to try to get more value out of his eights. he called because he though he had the best hand, which isnt that far fetched. when his opponent moves in for a ridiculous overbet (there is less that 100k in the pot right?) justin obviously reconsidered and came up with the wrong decision. was it a bad call? as it turned out it was but there is a fine line between doofus and genius. when the guy moves all in for such an overbet he basically has an ace or is bluffing. he is not gonna make that play with only a jack or with a pair of tens or something similar. that doesnt make it a good call or anything but it is not as crazy as some people think it is. and for the guy who speculated that you have infinite time to catch someone bluffing, you obviously dont play tournaments. you have far from an unlimited time period to catch bluffers and accumulate chips.