What Johnny Lodden Thinks
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No, Johnny Lodden isn't sitting at Table 45, but Antonio Esfandiari is.
He and Tony Dunst are looking to pass some time at their table by playing the ever so popular game "Lodden Thinks." The only problem is they need a "Lodden."
"Who wants to be our 'Lodden?'" Dunst asked the table.
The player in Seat 1 obliged and Esfandiari asked his name. He stammered for a second.
"What do you not know your name?" Esfandiari joked. "We're not playing the game yet you can tell us."
The man chuckled, "My name is Rui."
Indeed Rui Cao, a professional poker player from France, is the player in question. Best of luck to Dunst and Esfandiari in their game of "What Rui Thinks," we'll be sure to stay in earshot in case anything ridiculous is asked.