Cal vs. Chewy

Calvin Anderson, who has over $4.1 million in online tournament earnings, checked on a flop of . Senh Ung checked as well, and Andrew Lichtenberger, who has over $1.6 million in online tournament earnings and nearly $3 million in live tournament earnings, tossed out 7,500.

Anderson check-raised to 20,800, only Lichtenberger called, and the turn brought the . Anderson tanked for a bit, then led out for 28,300. Lichtenberger called.

A repeat deuce - the - completed the board, and Anderson fired another bullet worth 48,500. Lichtenberger tanked for no longer than two minutes before a player at the table called the clock.

Luke Schwartz scrunched his face, and when the floor arrived, he told him, "He's not taking that long, really."

Still, the tournament director gave Lichtenberger one minute to act upon his hand. Lichtenberger had already cut out enough chips to make the call, and with only five seconds left on the countdown, he grabbed them.

Lichtenberger didn't commit them however, and the clock expired. He mucked his hand, and the pot was shipped to Anderson.