There's Always an Ace
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. John "Flushy" Dempsey was the leading bettor, and he made it 36,000 to go. Dmitry Stelmak was his lone opponent, and he didn't waste too much time putting in the calling chips.On the turn
, Flushy took a good long while, like maybe three minutes, to check. Stelmak thought for just a moment before checking it back.The river came the
, and this time the check came instantly from Flushy. Stelmak decided a bet of 55,000 was in order, and Flushy didn't seem to pleased to have to call with his 
. Sure enough, Stelmak flipped up the winning 
, dragging the pot and knocking Dempsey down to 555,000.