Even after doubling up that last hand Robert Pacleb was seriously short, and when Hal Havlisch raised the last of his chips Pacleb called with the last of his own. Michael Graffeo called them both and held the best hand, pocket Tens, to Pacleb's and Havlisch's .
But after the the worst hand was first, and Havlisch took down the 120,000 pot after the and fell the rest of the way. And Robert Pacleb was eliminated in 7th place, winning $25,771.
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the worst hand was first, and Havlisch took down the 120,000 pot after the 
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fell the rest of the way. And Robert Pacleb was eliminated in 7th place, winning $25,771.