. Amir Vahedi looked at him and then put Brewer all in. Brewer said, "I call."Brewer was disappointed to see Vahedi turn over
for two pair against his 
. But then just like that, the dealer struck life back into Brewer with the 
on the river, giving Brewer a flush."Thank you God, you saved my life!" exclaimed Brewer as he clasped his hand over his heart.
Brewer is a 70-year-old actor/voice over. He's a former lawyer and playing in his first WSOP and according to Brewer, "I'm having the time of my life." He made the final table of Event #48 and came in fourth place, earning just under $275,000.
board. His opponent showed him the nuts by opening nines in the hole.
and Northcott couldn't get the suckout to win the hand.
. Flynn checked and let Schaefer bet 1,500. He then came back with a check-raise to 4,500, prompting Schaefer to reraise to 11,000. Flynn moved all in and Schaefer made the instant call. With no further betting, the hands were turned up:
, and Schaefer took down a big pot with set over set. He is up to 61,000 while Flynn is left with 40,000.
before the flop and that he, "Would have gone broke," had he seen the flop. Nice laydown for Marcom.
, a player in early position shoved his remaining 15,000 in the middle, and the next player to act called his bet. That's when Jason Katsutani reraised all in over the top. His opponent thought for a couple of minutes, then called with remaining chips.
for the nut flush draw. And Katsutani showed 
for a set of fours.
dropped on the turn, giving Katsutani a full house and ending the day for both of his opponents. 
