Dan and De Wolfe
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From the cutoff seat, Dan Fleyshman raised to 48,000 (an educated guess on the amount, as we can't really see very well during this hand), and Roland de Wolfe reraised. We won't even guess at the amount of the three-bet (okay we will; it was about 150,000), because Fleyshman instantly splashed the call into the pot, and the dealer pulled the bets in before we could catch a glimpse.
Anyways, enough guessing. We know for certain that the flop was 
, and de Wolfe checked. In his favorite move, Fleyshman grabbed a fist full of nickel chips and slid out a bet of 115,000 like a string of red pearls across the felt. De Wolfe gave it just a cursory look before pitching his cards into the muck.
That pot puts Fleyshman over the two-million chip mark, the first one to crest that milestone here today. He's at 2,005,000, dropping de Wolfe down under 1.2 million.