The Hand That Turned into a Killer
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.It was checked to Ludwick who bet 16,000. Only Casey Kuhn called in the cut-off before the turn came
. In a betting frenzy, the two players' remaining chips were in the middle and the cards were on their backs. Ludwick turned a set with
, but Kuhn had turned the nuts with 
.Ludwick needed the board to pair to stay alive, but the river came
to seal his fate. Kuhn raked in a very nice sized pot, putting him up to 226,000 in chips.