Poker Player in Lying Shocker
A big pot was playing out on table four and it had reached the river. There was roughly 65,000 in the pot and a complete board of 
on the felt, Omar Lakhdari (small blind) had checked it over to Alain Bauer and he was mulling over his decision.
The two players were bantering back and forth in French and from what I could gather Lakhdari was telling Bauer that if he moved all-in then he would snap call. Someone else at the table snapped first though and called the clock as he felt Bauer was taking too long. A floor staff member arrived and informed Bauer he had one minute to act, during this minute Bauer asked Lakhdari again if he would snap call should he move all-in and Lakhdari nodded.
A few seconds later Bauer moved all-in for 44,600 and there was no snap call. Instead Lakhdari asked for a count and then cut out the calling chips from his stack. He had roughly 110,000 in total and then began tanking himself. After less than 90 seconds Bauer called the clock, but the floor staff - who knows both players - told Bauer that Lakhdari had not had sufficient time for the clock to be called. Another 45 seconds passed and Lakhdari elected to fold, Bauer triumphantly showed 
for a gutsy bluff as he took the pot.