Kory Kilpatrick Eliminated in 17th Place ($24,613)

There will be no back-to-back bracelets for Georgia native Kory Kilpatrick, as he was "showered" by Mustapha Kanit.

Kilpatrick raised to 22,000 in the cutoff, Kanit three-bet to 41,000 on the button, and Kilpatrick moved all in for 195,000.

"Like two-hundred?" Kanit asked.

The dealer confirmed his estimation, and the Italian called.

Kanit:
Kilpatrick:

The flop kept Kilpatrick in the lead, and the 2014 bracelet winner remained ahead after the turn. But the man with the axe — — completed the board, giving Kanit a pair of kings.

"You showered me," Kilpatrick told Kanit, grinning.

"I told you!" Kanit said excitedly. "I said I'd shower you!"

Kory Kilpatrick @kory_kilpatrick

Mustapha told me he was gonna shower me, then he did with KQ to my AQ. Oh well, can't complain. Thanks for the love, amigosJune 12, 2014

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For those of you who are confused, young poker players have shortened "hit the showers" to "showers," and when players are either eliminated or owned — or both — they are "showered."

Kilpatrick and Kanit shared a hearty laugh, and as Kilpatrick was walking out, Griffin Benger laid the icing on the cake.

"Go home and cry on your bracelet!" the Canadian cried out.