Alexander the Great
On their backs, and it was pray to the gods time, both players coinflipping with Triner's boasting the slight edge against Radoja's . A very raggy board hit the baize and Radoja was down to the felt.
A few hands later and he was gone, albeit in rather controversial circumstances. Having pushed all in and revealed his hand, , the dealer accidentally pushed them into the muck. The floor was duly called over and the cards reclaimed, but as his opponent revealed his superior , Radoja probably rued not claiming he had the bullets, the board proving clinical and swiftly sending Radoja to the rail.