If he were to call and be wrong, that's it. The river was the K ♦ and he checked for a third time before being put to the test - all in for 385,000. He again checked and then faced a wager of 138,000, again making the call.

Larsen made the call to see the 2 ♥ on the turn. The flop came out J ♣ 3 ♥ 2 ♦ and, following a check, Weng continued his aggression with a 36,000-chip bet. What a Sick CallĪs reported by WPT.com, Larsen raised to 18,000 from under the gun with Q ♥ Q ♦ before then calling a three-bet to 54,000 from Weng, who was getting frisky with 9 ♥ 8 ♣ in the hijack. The tournament was just a few spots away from the money with the blinds at 4,000/8,000 and Larsen had a big stack, as did his opponent Bin Weng, who entered the session with the chip lead. Here's the situation entering the hand to give you an idea of just how brilliant and gutsy the call was. The hand in question transpired during the Day 2 session of the $5,000 buy-in World Poker Tour (WPT) bestbet Scramble in Jacksonville shortly before the dinner break. Caleb Larsen made the best call you'll see all day on Sunday, and it probably won't even be close when you take into consideration the pressure situation we're about to describe.

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