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Aside from 17th-place prize money, Brian Tate also won a bad beat story to tell his grandkids about. Pre-flop, Tate made it 20,000 to go from the cutoff and was called by Guido Lunardini in the big blind.
The flop came and Lunardini open-shoved all in, having Tate covered. Tate made the call and turned over pocket aces; Lunardini tabled for two pair.
The turn and river came , and Lunardini's two pair would hold, eliminating Tate from the tournament in 17th place, worth $4,858 in prize money.