You Can Hit Me Once, But Not Twice!

Randy Dorfman is gone from the field and here's what happened and the aftermath:

William Reynolds opened from the hijack seat to 1,600. From the cutoff, Scott Seiver raised to 3,800. Dorfman moved all in from the small blind. The player in the big blind tanked for a while before folding. Reynolds folded. As the last player to act, Seiver made the call.

Seiver:
Dorfman:

"Please," Dorfman pleaded upon seeing the hands. "Let me suck out one time in 2013."

The flop came and Dorfman was very pleased to see the flop.

"Finally!" he said. "I got one suck out this year."

The turn was the keeping Dorfman in the lead, but the river was the , giving the lead back to Seiver.

Dorfman was very upset with this river. Seiver stood up and attempted to hug Dorfman as a consolation prize.

"You can hit me once," he told Dorfman. Dorfman obliged and hit Seiver, but then stood up and tried to hit him again. "But you can't hit me twice!" he shouted trying to get away.

"That didn't count," Dorfman said chasing after Seiver.

"That definitely didn't count kid," Antonio Esfandiari said from one table over.

After all was said and done, Dorfman may have hit Seiver, but Seiver has definitely been getting hit with the deck and has one of the biggest stacks in the room.

"How do you do it?" Dorfman asked Seiver.

"Do what?" Seiver asked. "I just sit here and wait for good cards."