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After playing nearly 200 hands of heads up poker in over 10 hours and losing the World Series of Poker Main Event, you might be a little out of your mind and emotional too.

That’s at least how Tony Miles felt after he lost a dramatic final hand to John Cynn, who took his time making a crucial decision before calling all-in and beating Miles.

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Toward that end of this clip you’ll hear microphones pick up Miles telling Cynn something about the bracelet winner slow rolling on that last hand, basically the poker equivalent of a baseball bat flip.

There were people who argued that it was and wasn’t a slow roll on social media despite the fact that Cynn had to go through every possibility of what Miles might have been holding before making his call:

Miles took to Twitter later on Sunday and wrote a long, emotional apology:

He congratulated Cynn and wrote this:

“I had a brief moment of weakness and lost my composure. I am a very emotional person. I LOVE this game with everything in me. I’m literally crying like a baby right now just writing this. I know it’s hard for people to understand the pressure of this situation and that is no excuse for what I said to John following the hand. In retrospect, I do not believe in any way that it was a ‘slow roll.'”

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