Devilfish is Cold but Running Hot
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We came up to David "Devilfish" Ulliott's table with the board showing 
. Ulliott, with a black table skirt wrapped around his upper section, bet 12,000 and was called by chip leader Colin Burton. Both players checked the 
river, a development that disappointed Ulliott. He opened 
for quad aces.
"I thought you might try to steal," said Ulliott. "It's allowed you know."
"I had 2-3-5," replied Burton.
"I know what you've got. That's why I checked it." But Ulliott wasn't able to get any more value. He's up to 55,000, while Burton slips back to about 150,000.