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Andrew Hinrichsen was folded to in the small blind and raised it to 800 with Mike Matusow to his left in the big blind. Matusow wasn't going anywhere, making the call.
The flop was 
and Hinrichsen led for 900. Matusow then raised to 2,300 and Hinrichsen made the call. The turn card was the 
, another king enticing a check from Hinrichsen and a 3,000 chip bet from Matusow. A call from Hinrichsen and a river would peel off the 
. Another check by Hinrichsen and Matusow would move all-in for 8,300. Hinrichsen made the call.
Matusow showed 
for a full house and as Hinrichsen went to fold he pointed out that he was within the rules to see Hinrichsen's hand. The dealer then turned over Hinrichsen's 
. Hinrichsen now only had aroun 5,300.
After that crippling hand, Hinrichsen would find himself all-in preflop holding 
against an opponents 
. When the flop came 
it was all but over for Hinrichsen who ended up hitting the rail.
A gold ring at last years Aussie Millions and a final table at this years would have to suffice for Hinrichsen who find himself out of the Main Event.