So said a player in response to a table mate's announcement he was all in. The well-wisher folded, but another player with an even shorter stack than the raiser made the call. The caller showed

, and his opponent 
.The flop brought a queen --


-- but the turn and river were an
and then an ace
. The caller started to leave. "It was a pleasure playing with you, sir," announced the well-wisher."King of diamonds," said the dealer, stopping the player and pointing to one of his hole cards. That ace had given him a flush. He still had chips.
The well-wisher remained quiet as he watched the player retake his seat. Perhaps he was hoping someone would start wishing him some good luck.


, Jonathan Little had pushed all in for a substantial amount with 
, and his opponent called him, then surprisingly turned over
, and suddenly Little was one card from hitting the rail. The river was the
, and Little left quickly and quietly while the table wondered aloud to each other about what they had just seen.

, the UTG player
, and the third player 

-- putting Cunningham in the lead. The turn was the
and the river the
, and Cunningham had knocked out two opponents. He's now up to 62,000, one of the biggest stacks in the tourney at the moment.


