


flop. TPEHEP check-called Collins' minimum bet of 80,000 and the
landed on the turn. This time TPEHEP check-raised Collins from 160,000 to 480,000. Collins called and the
fell on the river. TPEHEP led out 560,000 and Collins went all in with the bigger stack. After a few seconds TPEHEP called all in for 686,884, but his hand was mucked when Collins tabled a winning 
. TPEHEP collected $26,466 for sixth place.

. That led Chancew's 
, but the board ran out 



and Alfa Alex claimed fifth for $38,816.80. Michael "Michael1123" Cribb busted late in the level. He raised to 300,000 in the small blind and RSGII called out of the big blind. The flop came 

and Cribb led out 300,000. RSGII called and the
hit the turn. Cribb checked and RSGII bet 600,000, but Cribb immediately shoved for 1,499,559. RSGII snap-called with 
for trips, leaving Cribb drawing slim with 
. The river was the
and Michael "Michael1123" Cribb was out in fourth place for $52,932.


flop followed and Collins led out 835,000. RSGII min-raised to 1,670,000 and Collins wasted little time before moving all in for 6,962,528. RSGII tanked over the decision for a few moments before clicking the call button with 
. It turned out to be the leading hand as Collins was making a move with 
. The turn and river came 
to send Collins home in third for $71,634.34.


. Chancew fired 2,888,000 into the middle and RSGII raised all in. Chancew called all in with 
and looked to fade some of RSGII's outs with his own 
. The turn and river came 
and Chancew took a commanding 10:1 chip lead. On the final hand Chancew shoved with 
and RSGII called all in for 999,874 with 
. The board ran out 



and RSGII finished as the runner-up for $103,217.40, Chancew claimed top honors in Event #8 for $168,517.84.
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