David Einhorn is out at the World Series of Poker after a brutal hand

By: mryash on 12:50 AM

Julia La Roche Jun. 29, 2015, 11:08 AM

Poker playing divider stock hypotheses manager David Einhorn was wiped out from the World Series of Poker $111,111 High Roller for One Drop contention on Sunday.

Greenlight Capital's CEO had an Ace/Queen in his grasp on a Queen, 10, 5 tumble (the starting three cards directed face up on the table). It appeared as though he had it managed.

Dishonorably, another person at his table had a Queen and a 10 in their hold and beat his pair of Queens and Ace kicker. Ouch.

Einhorn was playing for Facing History And Ourselves, a generosity affiliation that battles inclination and misuse Jews by utilizing history to instruct resistance. Regardless of all that he has the headliner at the WSOP to expect before long.

Starting now, 46 out of the 135 individuals stay in the One Drop occasion, which raises holds for unselfishness and has a prize pool of $14,249,925.

Poker ace Daniel Coleman is at present in the crucial spot. There are unmistakable pros playing, including past wrist trinket victors Phil Hellmuth and Andy Frankenberger. Lobbyist divider theories executive Clifton Robbins, the facilitator of Blue Harbor Group, is beginning now in fourteenth spot.

Look at some of Einhorn's highlights underneath.