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Attention players feverishly refreshing our coverage on your iPhones/iPads while you play in the $10k H.O.R.S.E. Championship. You can all relax. durrrr bracelet watch (which was pretty premature anyway) lasted under an hour. Tom Dwan went from a big stack to out in three easy steps:
1) Alex Barlow raised to 1,900 on the button. Dwan raised his small blind to 5,600 and Barlow four-bet to 11,800. Dwan shoved, and Barlow snapped with 
. When you have a decent pocket pair and Tom Dwan five-bet shoves on you from the blinds, you're supposed to be way good. But in this case, Barlow was way behind Dwan's 
. The 
flop had Barlow hoping for a heart to save him, but he didn't need it after the 
came on the turn. The river was the 
, and Barlow doubled to 66,000. Dwan fell to 36,000.
2) Jason Gray got it all in with 
against Dwan's 
. A short stack was also all in for 7,000 with 
. The board came out 
, and Jason Gray took the 75,500-chip pot. Dwan, on the other hand, was crippled to 2,000.
3) Dwan got his last chips in with 
but couldn't hold against 
. Now he can run back to the $10k H.O.R.S.E. and work on making his bracelet bettors sweat over there.