Doudney vs. Pellegrino: It's Over
Showdown
Doudney:
Pellegrino:
The two men had the same hand and were poised for a split. The flop was a big knot in Pellegrino's stomach though, as it came out to give his opponent the flush draw. Pellegrino stood up from his chair and walked over to the rail with his back turned as the dealer put out the turn.
"There it is!" said Doudney, and Pellegrino just lowered his head. The was meaningless on the river, and Nathan Doudney has come from behind to win his match, advancing on to the Final Four.
Bryan Pellegrino put on a great show over the past three days, but his effort comes up just short. He'll walk away with more than $90,000 for his work, but he is visibly disappointed with that result.