"That's a lot of money to go in preflop," one observer said. He was referring to a hand between Steve McNally and Carman Cavella. We can't tell you how the raising went; we only got to the table when the cards were on their back. McNally showed down against Cavella's . McNally's whole stack of 175,000 was in the middle before the flop came down a beautiful to give him a full house, eights full of fives. McNally simply had to dodge the remaining two aces; he did so when the turn and river came and .
As a result of paying McNally off, Cavella is down to 138,000. McNally now sits among the leaders with 370,000.