Jonathan Driscoll made it 3,200 preflop and received a call and another call from Chance Kornuth in the big blind. The flop came down and after a bet from Driscoll it was just he and Kornuth heads up to the turn.
Fourth street was the and both players checked. The rolled off on the river and Kornuth bet. Driscoll pushed out a raise and Kornuth shipped all in. Driscoll called but was behind the of Kornuth and was sent to the rail.
Kyle Julius is seated in Seat 1 and near the rail. He's got a friend sweating him and they just ordered a fresh pair of beers. Julius took his lime and spotted a trash can some 20 feet away.
"Three-to-one on $10 if I make this?" Julius asked his buddy.
"Bet," he replied.
Julius let the lime sail and missed by a good five feet to the right. He jumped up, chased down the lime and said, "How about 2-1 from here? I'm going underhanded."
He sunk the shot, walked past his friend and said, "You owe me $10."