Clock!
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From middle position, a player opened with a raise to 300 and was called once before a third opponent three-bet to 1,600 from the cutoff. The player in the small blind thought for a bit before reraising to 4,450. The first two players folded but the player in the cutoff called.
The flop 
was seen heads up. The player first to act checked before the second player bet 4,000. He was called. The turn was the 
and again the preflop four-bettor check-called a bet worth 5,000. It was accompanied by some blatant displeasure (whether real or fake) with the way the hand had developed.
The river was the 
. This time, the first player decided not to wait and moved all in for his last 9,000 or so. After about five minutes of tanking, an uninvolved player at the table called the clock. The floor man arrived and after 60 seconds, the opponents hand was called dead.
Immediately, the player in the small blind angrily said, "Who called the clock?!" He was clearly frustrated that the players hand had been called dead without him having made a decision and he let the table know about it.