Back To the Old Jeff Sarwer
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First into the pot, Sarwer made it 11,500 to play. Shaun Deeb made the call in position, and they went heads up the rest of the way. A flop of
saw Sarwer continue out with a bet of 17,000, and Deeb quickly called.The turn was the
to pair the board, and Deeb faced a bet of 31,000 from Sarwer. After an extra moment's pause, he flicked in the calling chips. The 
filled out the board, and Sarwer made a repeat bet of 31,000."That's not the bet I expected," said Deeb, removing his sunglasses to take a better look at the situation. Another minute or two went by, and Deeb made the call.
Sarwer turned over his
, and Deeb nodded knowingly as he flung his cards into the muck. "I thought I might have actually had you out-kicked," he said. "But I had the one worse hand, queen-jack."That slip-up drops Deeb down around 200,000, while Sarwer vaults up dangerously close to the million-chip mark. He's still constructing his pyramid, but it looks like he's got about 990,000 at the moment.