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...Then is Crippled
Wesley Pantling open-shoved for 357,000 in first position, and Dan O'Brien re-shoved for around 60,000 more right behind him. The players in the blinds released, and the hands were opened.
Pantling: 
O'Brien: 
The all-diamond flop of 
left Pantling with just four outs, but unfortunately for O'Brien, the 
that came on the turn was one of them. O'Brien now needed a diamond or a nine to win the pot, but the 
bricked on the river.
"Brutal," Jason Mercier said from the rail as he watched his friend get crippled.