Ryan Waddell got it all in with a short stack on a flop.

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Waddell's opponent had a superior low draw, but Waddell was actually ahead with ace-nine high for the high end. The turn and river came and , and one player at the table called for a chop, not realizing there was no low. Waddell had simply doubled up by scooping the pot with ace-nine high.

At the adjacent table, Jerry Callahan, whom we highlighted in our "Local Spotlight" series, busted out when an opponent made quad tens.

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