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and got called by Duke, who held 
.
provided plenty of drama, as Duke caught two pair and Wasicka picked up the nut flush draw. The 
changed nothing on the turn, but the 
on the river gave Wasicka the hand and a commanding chip lead.
. Wasicka peeked at his cars, grimaced in Duke's direction, and then called with 
.
. Those of us in media row quickly realized that Duke was drawing at only a running Broadway straight to stay alive. She got half of it with the turn. And then MOC Jordan Siegel perfectly punctuated the delivery of the river card.
came. The gallery went absolutely berserk. Duke, standing over the table, held her hands up to her face in utter disbelief. She then walked to Wasicka's side of the table and whispered something in his ear before re-taking her seat.
and got called by Duke who held .
put the hand away with the 
on the turn. The river 
meant nothing, and Wasicka clawed his way back into contention.
. Wasicka had come up with another premium pair, 
.
. The 
that gave Duke two pair on the turn was only a fitting card for this crazy match. Everyone in the gallery awaited the river, wondering if Wasicka might find the luck dust one more time. He needed a deuce, a seven, or a jack to stay alive. But this time the river finally blanked to send Duke through to the Elite Eight.
$20,000 Heads-up Championship
Day 2 Completed
