The guy was wearing a "World Series of Poker" hat backwards and a green "Player" shirt; he looked like your typical poker enthusiast, excited to be playing in a WSOP event.
Our hero was dealt pocket aces, and we all know how the blood starts pumping faster as the adrenaline rush begins when we look down at aces. He got all of his money in on a flop of
, and was up against two opponents -- one held 
, and the other happened to be tournament pro Randy Jensen, who held 
.When the cards were turned up, our man was thrilled to see that he was ahead, but when the
fell on the turn, he let out a very loud, "Oh, Christ!!" as he threw his arms up in the air in shock, while gaining the attention of several nearby tables.Suddenly, a loud "YEAAAAHHH!" burst through the room, as our hero spiked one of the two remaining aces in the deck to retake the lead and win the hand.
Whoever said poker was no fun to watch?
flop.
came on the turn, she led out for 10K and her opponent released. Tilly now has over 60K.
and the player on the button moved all in for 2,500. Greenstein made the call and his opponent showed 
. 
. The next card off the deck was the 
, giving Barry just three outs to win the hand.
fell on the river, giving Barry the checkmark for the hand. 
a favorite over the EP player's 
and the queens held up, increasing Jordan's stack to 46K.
, Eugene Todd called an opponent's 8,200 all-in bet holding 
; his opponent showed 
, Rene Angelil refused to turn his cards over, after seeing that his opponent had flopped quads.
