"I Have No Problem With You, Your Play is Bad"

Nadar Kakhmazov moved all in for 188,000 on a flop of .

"I call," shrugged his opponent, Mark Davis. "I have a straight."

He showed for a king-high straight, and Kakhmazov tabled for a pair of nines and a three-high flush draw.

"No spade!" Jared Bleznick got up and shouted suddenly. "No spade!"

The turn was a spade - the - and the completed the board, doubling Kakhmazov, but the Russian was angry that Bleznick was openly anti-sweating him.

"No spade, huh?" he asked Bleznick, who ignored him.

"Look at this hand!" Bleznick shouted to anyone that would listen. "Deuce-three of spades! This is how the Russians do it!"

Fellow Russian Alex Kravchenko had wandered over at this point to see what the commotion was all about. He clapped Kakhmazov on the back in support, and chuckled at Bleznick's filibuster. Bleznick tried to get Kravchenko to admit that only a Russian would play such a hand, but all Kravchenko did was smile silently.

"You're next with this hand," Kakhmazov warned Bleznick.

Bleznick sat back down, and turned to the Russian with a serious look on his face.

"I have no problem with you," Belznick told him, sincerely. "Your play is bad."