Cowley raised the button and Naalden called. They both checked the flop and Naalden then bet out on both the turn and river. Cowley called on both streets, but mucked when Naalden showed him pocket .
Cowley raised it up from the button and then bet to a check from Naalden on the flop. They both cagily checked the turn, but Naalden came out betting on the river and Cowley passed; he's down to 900,000 now.
A couple hands later and it happened again. Naalden called a button raise from Cowley, and this time Cowley gave it up to a check-raise on the flop.
And let's hear it one more time -- Cowley raised his button, but laid it down to a check-raise from Naalden on a flop.
He reraised from the big blind to a button raise from Naalden, and then bet out on the flop; Naalden called.
He bet again on the turn and this time Naalden raised. Cowley called, and both players checked the river -- at which point it transpired that Naalden's was good to win the pot. Cowley flashed what looked like two paint cards.