The Worst 2014 WSOP Main Event Bad Beats - Kori Hunter Out with AA on the Money Bubble

The 2014 WSOP Money Bubble was one of the most exciting poker moments of this summer Series. When 695 remained (693 places paid) FIVE players put their tournament life at risk in simultaneous all-in pots.

Cracked pocket Aces probably top the list of the most frustrating bad beats and it must be absolutely excruciating when it happens on the money bubble in the biggest event in poker. This is what the poker gods had in store for @Kori Hunter in an all-in vs another American pro -  @Harrison Kaczka.

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Only two  of the five players at risk on the money bubble survived and the remaining three - Zhen Cai, Kori Hunter and John Dwyer - split the $18,406 prize. In addition, the three drew high cards and Carl Zhen won a seat to next year's WSOP main event with the King of diamonds.

Kori Hunter thus got a consolation prize of $6,135 while Harry Kaczka advanced to 162nd place and earned $52,141 for his efforts.

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