Alternating between two events currently being played at the same time, Chris Ferguson just rejoined his table in the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha tournament.
In the final seconds of the Cavs-Spurs game, all eyes were fixed on the TV. The scoreboard read 83-79 with 1.9 seconds left on the clock, and the Cavs were about to inbound the ball from the opposite end of the court.
With virtually no shot at winning the game, they heaved a longball the length of the court to an unguarded Damon Jones, who drilled a 25-foot 3-pointer, bringing the Cavs to within 1 with no time left on the clock.
The second the ball swished through the hoop, a collective roar let loose throughout the Amazon Room, as players realized the meaningless three just beat the spread (according to Mickey Appleman, it was 3).
Raymer bet the river and was called by both Nguyen and Violette; Boatman folded. Scotty turned over his hole cards, revealing two pair (Q's and 5's). Violette and Raymer both mucked. Raymer shared some interesting information after the hand: "I misread my hand . . . I thought I had a low made with a flush draw."
The pot brought Scotty back into the green and he's currently sitting on 6,400 chips.
There is a large flatscreen television sitting right next to the tournament area, tuned to Game 4 of the NBA Finals. More eyes are peeled to the TV than they are to the poker tables.
Erick Lindgren and Phil Ivey are currently out of their seats watching the game. Someone made a comment to Erick, noticing his attention to the game, and his response was, "I'm bored. You know I don't bet on sports. Why, is there something you want to bet?"
If any of you are wondering, the score is San Antonio 72, Cleveland 66, with 2:18 left in the 4th quarter.
PokerNews grabbed Kenna James on break from the $3,000 Seven Card Stud Hi Lo Event to ask him the famous questionnaire from ''Inside the Actors' Studio.'' What sound does Kenna hate?
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