Joe Cassidy and the Ace-High Kid
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and is thus the bring-in. Bill Gazes, boasting the 
, raises. Cassidy thinks for a moment and then sighs, "I have like the worst hand I could possibly have," and folds, leaving himself just 1,400 behind. A few hands later, now playing Omaha, while Cassidy was still contemplating his fate, Bill Gazes had a bit of poor luck -- it looked like he would be scooping a nice pot with
on a board that read 
, but a on the river scuppered his low and he chopped it with his opponent who was holding 
.But back to Cassidy. Down to the absolute felt, he finds himself all in against two opponents, one of them Bill Gazes. They get as far as the turn of a
board when Gazes folds to a bet from his opponent. Cassidy is behind, holding 
to his opponent's 
and he receives no help from the 
river, and is OUT.