2012 World Series of Poker
- Congratulations to Andy Frankenberger, Winner of Event 17: $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em ($445,899)
- Phil Ivey Eliminated in 2nd Place ($275,559)
- A Big Pot Goes The Way Of Frankenberger
- Our First Showdown - Split Pot!
- Ali Eslami Eliminated in 3rd Place ($199,623)
- Frankenberger Finds Aces; Doubles Up and Leads
- Frankenberger Doubles Through Ivey
- Alexander Venovski Eliminated in 4th Place ($147,345)
- Manuel Bevand Eliminated in 5th Place ($110,731)
- Shaun Deeb Eliminated in 6th Place ($84,668)
- Matt Marafioti Eliminated in 7th Place ($65,840)
- Eslami and Deeb Trade Places
- Daniel Weinman Eliminated in 8th Place ($52,059)
- Andy Frankenberger Doubles Through Alexander Venovski
- Double For Deeb
- Hoyt Corkins Eliminated in 9th Place ($41,829)
- Ryan Julius Eliminated in 10th Place ($34,139)
- Ivey Finds Aces, Doubles, Leads!
- Steve Landfish Eliminated in 11th Place ($34,139)
- Andy Frankenberger Cripples Steve Landfish
Event 17: $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em
Shaun Deeb Eliminated in 6th Place ($84,668)
Andy Frankenberger made it 125,000 on the button and Shaun Deeb moved all-in from the big blind for 425,000. Back to Frankenberger who made the call and we had a showdown.
| Frankenberger |  |
| Deeb |   |
Another showdown, another flip…were we going to se another double up?
Flop: 
Frankenberger spiked a set to take the lead, but Deeb has the broadway straight-draw.
Turn: 
BOOM! Deeb does what Deeb does best! His cards just refuse to be beaten. He has once again avoided defeat to hit the broadway straight and Frankenberger looked distraught.
River: 
BOOM! BOOM! We are in the river, Frankenberger has hit the boat and Deeb is left to drown without a paddle. Terrible news for Deeb fans, great news for Frankenberger fans and that was the last hand of the level.
Tags: Andy Frankenberger, Shaun Deeb.
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