Joseph Oren, known on the broadcast as Handz, bets ace-seven on the flop and turn while holding the ace of spades. A third spade arrives on the river, and Alan Keating leads $155,000 with a king-high flush. Oren raises all-in with the nut-flush blocker but no flush. Keating calls and wins the then-record U.S. broadcast pot of roughly $1.16 million.







