Another Sick Cooler
The turn card was the to pair the board. Gibson checked again, this time calling a bet of 1,200. The river card came the , and it didn't really look like an exciting card, but it sure brought the action. Gibson checked again, and this time his opponent made a real bet, flicking out 6,000 chips. Gibson paused for a moment before moving all in with the covering stack. The other player instantly called, turning over for the top full house. But it was no good. Gibson tabled for the stone-cold four-of-a-kind kings.
The table all stood from their chairs, some with their hands over their mouths and faces, and some passing along the story to adjacent tables. Brad Garrett was clutching his chest. "My heart was beating," he said, "and I wasn't even in the hand!"