Dwan Done
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Tom "durrrr" Dwan was facing a big uphill climb to get back into his heads-up match with Talal Shakerchi. Down around 20,000, Dwan raised the button with pocket tens, and Shakerchi moved all in with ace-eight. Dwan called to put himself at risk, and he would be unable to hold for the double.
The board ran 
, and that makes a come-from-behind straight for Shakerchi, sending Dwan to the rail.
A few minutes after Dwan's exit, Phil Ivey noticed something was amiss at the adjacent table, and he stood up for a second and craned his neck, scanning the room for his nosebleed pal. Dwan was long gone though, and Ivey seemed to smirk as he realized he'd won their last-longer bet.
We might have imagined the smirk, actually.