Nível 6
: 250/500, 50 ante
Tom Dwan....we hardly knew thee. At least as far as the Main Event is concerned. Dwan sat out all of Day 1 and came into the day with 17,825. Well he was getting involved early and often, and he just busted moments ago.
Action started with a raise to 1,200 by Nicholas Vannewkirk. Dwan was the lone caller, and the two went heads up to a flop of 
. Vannewkirk made it 1,500 to go, and Dwan moved all in for 8,000 total. Vannewkirk made the call, and Dwan saw that he would need to catch up.
Dwan: 
Vannewkirk: 
Dwan was looking for an eight, seven, or running clubs to take the hand. The 
on the turn made it just an eight or a seven for Dwan, and the 
came on the river, ending Dwan's WSOP.
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, which caused the table to erupt in a series of "ooohhss" and "aaahhss."
to give Hertzog the lead.
, and the river was the 
. Hertzog's queens went from worst to first, and he tripled up. Rodenborn was all in for 3,925 on the side pot versus Piper, and he won that to be left with about 8,000 in chips. Piper was left with right around 10,000.
. Blanchard called, and the dealer turned the 
. Both players checked. The river was the 
, and Silver bet 4,000. Blanchard thought for a minute, then tossed forward a call. Silver showed 
for top pair. Blanchard folded, and Silver took the pot. His stack was up to 26,000 after the hand.
