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, and he ran smack into Daniela de Lima Zapiello's 
. There was no help on board for the underpair, and last year's fifth-place finisher has been knocked off in 18th place this time around. He'll take home significantly less than last time, but $7,300 is not terribly bad for three days of work.
. Marco Caicedo doesn't exactly have a chip surplus himself, but he came along with the lowly 
, and the Battle of the Rags was a go!
. In the end, Caicedo's two pair is good enough to drag the pot, sending Morgensztern out in 19th place in the process.
, and Marco Caicedo was unfortunate enough to find 
on the same hand.
. Caicedo actually had a chance to chop the pot on fourth street, but the river was the wrong shade of black.
. When we walked up, Norbert Ludger's were up on the felt as well, and we had yet another race situation on our hands.
. He bricked the 
turn, but he would not miss that many outs twice. The landed on the river, giving him the spade flush and securing his double up to 310,000.
, and his pair of queens takes it down. Chips are flying around the room right now as nobody is afraid of playing a big pot.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
. Ludger knocked the table, allowing Dias to continue out with a bet of 65,000. He then stuck in a check-raise to 140,000 before Dias three-bet shoved all in. Ludger quickly called for his own tournament life, putting a pot of nearly one million chips up for grabs! 
on the turn was as safe as any card, and the 
on the river was just fine for him as well.
, and Ludger check-called a bet of 32,000 on the turn. The 
was the river card, and Ludger check-called another 60,000-chip bet. for the unbeatable nut straight. Ludger mucked, but Mostafa asked for his hand to be turned over. We cringe every time that happens down here, but the dealer obliged and pulled Ludger's out of the muck.