He throws in a dollar, too, and then deals them both another face up card.

"Okay, now we've got a situation where the tables are turned. I've got the highest hand here," he says, gesturing to the face up cards which include two sevens, "which means that I get to decide what to do. And I'm going to raise the stakes -- two dollars. You can fold anytime you want, remember, if you don't like the idea of a two dollar raise."

And he may or may not be pressuring her to fold.