A player raised to 2,000 from early position, and Ron McMillen, who is in quite the jovial mood, looked at this cards in the big blind.
"They're suited, y'know," McMillen told his opponent as he called. "If they weren't I fold this!"
"I check!" McMillen said, looking away from the 
flop before it could fall. His opponent checked back.
"I check!" McMillen continued on the 
turn, still looking towards his opponent and not at the board. His opponent checked again.
The 
fell on the river, and McMillen checked aloud for a third straight street, still never looking at the board. His opponent checked a third time.
"Ace-high?" McMillen asked his opponent, who indeed held 
for ace-high. McMillen peeled the 
up first, then the 
second for king-high.
"Look at that! Had I saw my hand, I woulda bet!" McMillen said when he saw his flush draw on the flop. McMillen's opponent took the small pot, while McMillen himself looked none the worse for wear after the tiny loss.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
48,000
24,200
|
24,200 |
turn, making a wheel, and the 
river earned him a knockout.
board on the felt, and the cutoff checked as well. The button bet 4,400, and both Maras and the cutoff called.
fell on the river, and Maras quickly announced an all-in bet for 7,000 into the pot of 33,000. Both the cutoff and button quickly folded, and Maras took down the pot.
runout to score the knockout.
turn and 
hit the river, failing to bust DiStefano's flush, and he took down the double.
