Levesque Couldn't Be More Wrong

Dwyte Pilgrim has been a monster on the North American circuit for most of the last year and a half. Eric Levesque would have been well served to take notice of that before playing what would turn into Levesque's final hand of the tournament.

Levesque opened the betting on a flop of {K-Spades}

for 4,000. Pilgrim raised to 8,300, not nearly enough to slow down Levesque. Levesque put in a three-bet. Pilgrim stared him down briefly, then one by one dropped matching chips into the pot to call.

The turn fell {6-Diamonds}

. "I don't think it's a good card for you," said Levesque. "Am I right?" He took a swig from his bottle of beer while awaiting a reply. Pilgrim offered none.

Finally, Levesque slammed 45,000 into the pot. Pilgrim quickly announced he was all in and Levesque just as quickly called.

Pilgrim: {10-Diamonds}