William Purle's Wild Ride
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on the river, David Benefield asked William Purle how much he had left. "320,000," was Purle's reply.
Benefield set him all in and Purle called. Benefield turned up
, having flopped a straight, cracking Purle's 
. After the stacks were counted down, it was discovered that Purle actually had 321,000 before calling Benefield's river bet. Purle was left with a single yellow 1,000 chip.
On the next hand, Purle was all in for the ante. His
made a flush on the turn and he was up to 9,000. Purle was all in from the big blind on the next hand with
. Dale Hoy and Paul Snead checked down the 
board, but in the end, Purle's queen-high was good and he took down the pot. He's still on fumes, but Purle is now up to 28,000.