There are two stacks getting blinded out as we speak as neither Dario Sammartino nor Shaun Deeb have shown up for the tournament. They started with 22,100 and 22,600 respectively, so neither has a lot of wiggle room.
We're not sure where Sammartino is, but if Deeb's recent tweet is any indication, he is on his way:
We saw Sorel Mizzi making a hasty exit from the tournament area, and by the time we arrived at his former table action was complete. However, we were able to catch the cards and some players helped us piece together what went down.
As it was related to us, 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Jonathan Duhamel opened with a raise and then called when Mizzi three-bet. Duhamel then checked the flop, Mizzi bet, and Duhamel check-raised. Mizzi proceeded to move all in and Duhamel called him.
Mizzi:
Duhamel:
Mizzi had pocket cowboys, but Duhamel had gotten lucky to flop two pair. The turn didn't help Mizzi, and neither did the river. That is the story of Mizzi's demise.