Heimiller Folding, Chow Rebounding
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Sometimes in limit, it's easy to forget that there are two ways to win a pot. You can make the best hand, sure, but you scoop the pot every time the other guy folds. Mike Chow has had trouble showing down winners since heads up began, but he's brought himself back from the brink of extinction the other way.
On a 
flop, Dan Heimiller checked, and Chow bet. Heimiller called, then check-called another bet after the 
on the turn. The river was the 
, and Heimiller checked one more time. Chow bet all in, and Heimiller looked longingly at the bracelet for a moment before folding. Chow took a big gulp of air and said he'd just had ace-king high.
A few hands later, Chow limped the button, and Heimiller checked to a 
flop. Dan bet, and Mike raised. This time, Heimiller reraised, and Chow called. The turn was the 
, and Chow flatted a bet from Heimiller. The 
on the river was a total brick, missing low draws, spade draws, and wrap draws. Heimiller grimaced and checked. Chow took over with a bet, and sent Heimiller muttering into the tank. He talked himself into a fold, and Chow was back to a healthy stack without a showdown.