Trouble's Garfoot

With the board reading A K 4 Q, Mustafa Sepanji bet 3000 into a pot of around 5000. Geoff Garfoot moved all-in for a further 11500 and Sepanji went into the tank. He had Garfoot comfortably covered but the call still represented a big decision with the blinds at just 200/400. He eventually made the call with A Q, a surprisingly modest hand given the board and the action. Garfoot shrugged his shoulders and exposed his K Q for a worse two pair. Garfoot needed a king to win with a full house but it was Sepanji who boated up when the A rivered.