Action folded all around to Bobby Layne in the small blind but not before the was exposed. Layne went all in and Dan Gannon was contemplating the call and was not happy that one of his outs was exposed. Gannon eventually made the call with and was ahead of Layne's .
The board ran out and Gannon's kicker played eliminating Layne in 15th place.
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was exposed. Layne went all in and Dan Gannon was contemplating the call and was not happy that one of his outs was exposed. Gannon eventually made the call with 
and was ahead of Layne's 
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and Gannon's kicker played eliminating Layne in 15th place.
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was outrun by Mark Wahba's