It's the End of the World as We Know It
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Level 12
: 600/1,200, 200 ante
John Hennigan's stack had drifted into what Dan Harrington has termed the "Red Zone," and with his 
he made is stand.
The man known as "Johnny World" opened for 4,400, and his opponent moved all in to put Hennigan at risk. The longtime pro called off with his pocket pair, but found he was trailing badly to the 
.
When the final board ran out 
, Hennigan's tournament came to an end, and he headed to the payout desk for his fourth cash of the 2013 World Series of Poker.
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held by Park. After flopping the nuts, Park gave Pham just enough rope to hang himself, and with a monster pot now created, both players waited for the river to decide their fate.
improving Lafosse's ace-queen to a straight and sending Reynolds to the rail.
flop, Jaka checking its arrival. Perrins continued with a 1,400 bet and Jaka called.
into play and when Jaka checked, Perrins checked behind. The fifth and final community card was the 
and Jaka checked once more. Perrins reached for chips and bet 4,400, which sent Jaka into the tank. He stayed there for almost 90 seconds before asking,
and after a furry of bets, raises and re-raises Juanda was all in with the 
and 
, both players completing a flush, but Juanda winning with an ace-high flush.
, Steven II stood in anticipation of his imminent departure, still muttering "wow" to himself as the 
dropped on the turn. When the 
board and there was even more when Schwarmann moved all in. Ho called off her 21,600 chips and the cards were flipped over.
