The Unbluffable Antony Lellouche
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We walked up to the table to see more than 20,000 chips stacked in the middle and the board reading
. Antony Lellouche had checked, and after some debate, Jim Collopy had moved all in for 16,700.Lellouche went into the tank for several minutes as Collopy sat like a statue. The call represented nearly half of Lellouche's stack, and he eventually plunked the chips into the pot.
Collopy sighed and flung his cards high into the air. The
landed on the felt to reveal his bluff, and Collopy stood and prepared to exit. He just wanted to see the hand that beat him. Lellouche tabled 
for the baby pair, and Collopy let out a loud, "What the f**k?!" He quickly ducked under the ropes and out of the room as Lellouche stacked that big pot.The French pro is up around 75,000 after that monster call.