On a final board of 
, Phil Collins bet 6,500. His opponent was tanking and began talking to himself as he was thinking through the hand. The dealer wound up calling the floor and wanted clarification on the new rule about talking about your hand when heads up. Because Collins had chips behind, the player could talk about his hand, but would lose the option to raise. "Don't worry, I'm not thinking about raising," said the player.
Collins' opponent then tanked for a bit longer and several minutes had now gone by. Another player at the table not in the hand called the clock on the tanker, which the player who was thinking didn't seem to take kindly to. "Really? Really?" he said. "You're going to call the clock on me?"
"You've had sufficient time to think," the man who called the clock said.
The clock was issued and after about 45 seconds, the player folded, but didn't look happy about having to give up the pot.
"You can breathe now," the player said to Collins after folding. He then said, "I thoroughly enjoyed making you sweat, though."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
18,500
14,000
|
14,000 |
. The first player checked and Bonding bet 1,225. His opponent folded and Bonding won the pot.
board against one other player. After his opponent checked, Gates fired 1,600. His opponent called and showed the 
for two pair. Gates held 
for trip jacks and won the pot.
flop before the 
landed on the river. Slaubaugh bet 900 and Shulman called.
for bottom two pair.
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