06-14-2009 08:43 UTC-12

Ken Dickenson Eliminated in 11th Place ($13,543)

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Ken Dickenson - 11th Place

Ken Dickenson had lost all but 6,000 of his stack in a hand versus Glenn Engelbert. Both held ace-jack, but Engelbert had made a flush, thus crippling Dickenson.

"A chip and a chair, my friend," said Dickenson's neighbor, Richard Brodie. It would be two hands later that Brodie would raise, Dickenson would call, and the blinds would get out of the way.

Brodie {A-Hearts}

{A-Hearts}

{Q-Hearts}

Dickenson

{9-Spades}

{9-Hearts}

The flop brought an ace -- {2-Hearts}

{2-Hearts}

{A-Spades}

{K-Diamonds}

-- and Dickenson stood up, already resigned to his fate. The turn was the {5-Spades}

{5-Spades}

and the river the {6-Spades}

{6-Spades}

, and Dickenson is out.

They are now redrawing for a single ten-handed table.

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