Alex Visbisky ran the into Rick Block's for his last 140,000, and looked good for the double up.
However, Block managed to flop a flush draw and hit the river to send Visbisky home 19th. With that, there is now a redraw for seats at the final two tables.
Rick Block just stole a little of Jeff Wells' thunder and a gaggle of chips as well.
The two had put about 120,000 in the middle by the time they got to the river of a board, where Wells fired 80,000.
Block mulled it over for a minute, looking confused. Eventually he figured it out, and made the call with the . Wells had his hand in the cookie jar with the and the pot was pushed to Block.
Jeff Wells just pushed Alex Visbisky off a massive pot to crest the 600,000 mark.
We picked up the action on the turn of an board with Wells checking. Visbisky bet 45,000 and Wells check-raised to 110,000. Visbisky called, but when Wells bombed for more than Visbisky's 250,000 behind on the river, Visbisky went deep into the tank.
He emerged five minutes later, into Level 20, with a fold.
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into Rick Block's 
for his last 140,000, and looked good for the double up.
and Charles Johnson looked him up holding the 
.
flop and the 
turn that made him top pair. The river didn't improve Johnson and Tighe doubled, leaving Johnson short.
board, where Wells fired 80,000.
. Wells had his hand in the cookie jar with the 
. 
flop and held through the 
turn and 
river.
made two pair versus Beirworth's fours.
board with Wells checking. Visbisky bet 45,000 and Wells check-raised to 110,000. Visbisky called, but when Wells bombed for more than Visbisky's 250,000 behind on the