The Brad Garrett Show is Over
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flop. Brad Garrett led out for 3,000, Peter Kremenliev raised to 7,000 from the cutoff and Garrett made the call as ESPN's cameras and the media swarmed the table. It was showtime for Garrett as the dealer burned and turned the 
. "That was not what I wanted!" cried Garrett in mock anger. He checked, and Kremenliev bet 10,000.
"I do not have a flush draw," said Garrett. "But I do have a pair... I have almost top pair and an average kicker," he said as he made the call.
The river was the
. Garrett checked, Krememliev bet 20,300 and Garrett called all in. Garrett indeed showed almost top pair and an average kicker with
, but it was no match for Kremenliev's two pair with 
and he was eliminated, much to the chargin of the gathered crowd.
and everyone checked.
. Action checked to Ahmadian and he bet out 3,800. The big blind folded and then Gianetti called.
and Gianetti checked again. Ahmadian fired a bet of 6,000. Gianetti took his time and then put in a raise to 17,500. Ahmadian had exactly 22,500 left and looked pained. He tanked for a few minutes into the break. "This is so sick, so sick!" he complained. "There's just too much out there."
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landed on the river and Mizzi fired another 28,000. The button gave up his hand and Mizzi raked in a hefty pot, taking his stack up to 140,000.
against Andrew Black's 
. 
, Owen Crowe bet 32,000, leaving himself 15,000 behind. His opponent made a huge laydown and open-mucked pocket tens, which had flopped top set.
flop. When the turn fell 
, trip kings, was a winner. Boutin has 130,000 after adding that pot to his stack.