Got a Story to Sell You
It started as a seemingly less-than-special blind-vs.-blind hand in which the small blind limped and Dan Hart checked his option from the BB. Then came the flop -- 
-- at which point things became interesting rather quickly. Really, it did.
The small blind bet 2,700 -- less than half the pot -- and Hart promptly raised to 6,000. "What are you trying to sell me on?" asked the small blind as he made the call.
The turn was the 
. The small blind checked this time, then Hart bet 10,000. Hart's opponent then check-raised to 40,000.
"What are you trying to sell me on?" asked Hart. He made the call. (You buyin' this?)
The river then came the 
. The small blind quickly announced he was all in, and Hart called with his remaining chips.
The small blind showed 
for trip sevens, but Hart had him outkicked with 
.
Now that was a story worth something, yes? It certainly was for Hart, who bumps all of the way up to 240,000 on that one.