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Gates Coolered Off, Run Out
We were just about to check on Garry Gates when we bumped into him a few feet away from his table. He was smirking, but we know that frown-smirk when we see it. He had just been eliminated.
Gates proceeded to tell us about his demise, the result of a blind-versus-blind battle with Johnny Kincaid. Gates opened to 3,500 in the small, and Kincaid flatted to see the 
flop. Kincaid flatted another bet of 5,200 there, and Gates fired another 13,000 on the 
turn. Now Kincaid put in a raise to 33,000 to force his opponent's move. Gates had started the hand with just less than 80,000, and his was good enough to call it off for his tournament life.
It was no good. Kincaid had out-flopped him with , and Gates could not fill up on the river to stay alive.
His Main Event is done.