Ben Keeline Eliminated in 12th Place ($6,082)

Wendy Freedman was in the hijack and opened to 35,000. Action folded around to Ben Keeline, who announced he was all in. He pushed forward his stack of 378,000 and Freedman remarked about the situation being a disgusting one as she dropped a chip into the middle to call and tabled her hand.

The dealer missed the call and picked up the hand and put it face down on the top of the muck for a split second, without the cards ever leaving contact with his hand. The table reacted immediately and he turned them face up and placed them back in front of Freedman just as quickly.

"Can I take that back?" Freedman said, joking about how she may have rather folded than gone to the races with Keeline.

"I'll let you know in a second," Keeline said, with the dealer fanning a flop of along the way. The turn and river quickly followed, resulting in Freedman's pocket nines remaining best as Keeline was eliminated from the tournament in 12th place.