That night Scotty also cooked up some controversy for some of his colorful comments and drunken antics at the final table, but those who were fortunate enough to witness the evening's entertainment in person certainly went home with plenty of memories and a story to tell back home.
Whether you liked him or hated him that evening, Scotty was able to grab your attention.
These five players are certainly polar opposites to Scotty Nguyen and the atmosphere is about as far removed from the 2008 HORSE World Championship as you can get. Water and coffee are the only beverages of choice, and the players have hardly spoken a word between them.
Without a big name TV personality to attract the fans, there are still plenty of empty seats here, and the fans are struggling to give a holla as this final table appears stuck in second gear.
Hopefully something will ignite this final table very soon!
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for a wheel and Seed mucked. He's down to only 65,000 in chips, while Sagstrom is up to 5.3 million.
and Seed tabled 
for the best hand to collect the triple up.
. Hanson and Lunkin checked to Sagstrom, who bet. Hanson raised, Lunkin called and Sagstrom called. The turn was the 
. The action was checked to Lunkin, who bet. Hanson called and Sagstrom called. Everyone checked the 
on the river. 
for a busted flush draw, Hanson showed the 
for top pair, Sagstrom mucked and Seed mucked, his tournament at an end. He exited in fifth place, collecting $276,610.
flop and Sagstrom called. The turn was the 
and Hanson fired again. Sagstrom called and they went to the river, which fell the 
, or as tournament director Robbie Thompson calls it "Nut-No," and won the pot.
and Lunkin checked to Bach who made a bet. Sagstrom and Lunkin both made the call.
on the turn. The 
. Lunkin bet and Bach called. Both players checked the 
for a set of jacks and scooped the pot.
