Michael Wehner was on a short stacked enough to move in with any ace if it was folded or limped to him. He did just that when he picked up the A 4. Daniel Negreanu, the prohibitive chip leader, went into the tank. He held the K Q, and was trying to determine the best course of action. After a moment, he blurted out his read, which was dead on. He then called, and the flop came down K 7 5. Wehner lost his advantage, but picked up hope on the turn with the 3, giving him a myriad of outs. The K was not one, however, and it sealed Wehner's fate. He was sent to the rail in 5th, and received $36,855. Negreanu is now up to $1,500,000.
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. Wehner lost his advantage, but picked up hope on the turn with the 3
was not one, however, and it sealed Wehner's fate. He was sent to the rail in 5th, and received $36,855. Negreanu is now up to $1,500,000.