Good poker players know how to bluff and how to mask their winning hands.

The brilliant ones? They have that extra-level intuition to figure out when to fold despite having a strong hand.

And maybe there’s something about three-of-a-kind that makes these players nervous — remember the guy who folded Kings to a straight?

This is a hand from the 2018 Triton Super High Roller Series Main Event — you won’t see what led up to this moment, but Tan Xuan has a 10 and he watched another 10 come out on the flop and the turn.

That’s exciting, but his opponent held a pair of 4s, giving him a full house. Xuan bet 33,000 and Peter Jetten raised to 120,000. Xuan knew something was up there … so he threw away his three-of-a-kind:

Xuan also had a similar situation later — he held Jack-10 and saw a Jack on the flop and another on the turn. But a Queen on the river gave Stephen Chidwick a straight with his King-10, and when Chidwick raised a bet to 135,000, Xuan folded his trips:

Insane!