[Deorum]

Take a look at the scene again. While they are betting and
raising, you can see the flop on the table. Each individual
card is not distinguishable, but it looks like two face
cards and a medium sized card. So this took place on the
flop. The situation is supposed to resemble something along
the lines of Chan flopping a set, and folding to McDermott's
final bet, figuring he must have flopped a larger one. The
answer to your question is yes and no. Yes, in high limit
games you need to be able to read hands well enough to make
tough lay downs, but no in that if you are routinely folding
sets on the flop, well, yeah, I'll just stop there. Also,
the action went like this: MM bet, JC raise, MM reraise, JC
reraise, MM reraise, JC muck.