Carlton Doubles Through Timoshenko

Sandwhiched between those two hands involving Chino Rheem, there was another big hand at that table involving Yevgeniy Timoshenko and Everett Carlton. Action folded all the way around to Carlton, who shoved all in from the small blind for 42,000, or 10.5 big blinds. Timoshenko was in the big blind, and once he got the count, he made the call.

Carlton: {k-Diamonds} {q-Clubs}
Timoshenko: {a-Hearts} {5-Hearts}

The flop provided plenty of action, coming {3-Clubs} {k-Clubs} {a-Clubs} . Carlton had outs for a king, queen, or club, and the {10-Clubs} on the turn gave him an unbeatable flush. The river brought the {9-Diamonds} , and even though he won the hand, Carlton began to get up and pack his things. When the players at the table pointed out that he won, Carlton said "Oh I thought that was the {3-Spades} . Works for me," as he sat back down in his seat.