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The tournament has lost its first player of the day, that dubious honor going to Jonathan D'Souza.
A 20,000 raise from David Pham from under the gun was called by D'Souza, who was next to act. The dealer spread the flop. Pham checked, D'Souza quikcly moved all in and Pham beat him into the pot with a call.
D'Souza:
Pham:
'Oh! Really?' said D'Souza when he saw he was essentially drawing dead.
The turn gave D'Souza some outs to a chop, but the river was not one of them and sent D'Soua to the cahsier's desk to claim eighth place money.