"My Watch is Worth More Than Your Lives"; Bianco Slays Failla in Huge Dramatic Pot
There was a commotion at the table as the board read 
and two boisterous players ended up all in on the turn in a massive pot, one of the largest of the day thus far.
Emanuel "Will the Thrill" Failla held the nuts with the 
while Benedetto Bianco had the 
. The river dramatically came the 
to give Bianco the nut flush and crush Failla.
"Yes! You can't beat me, I'm the luckiest guy in the world!" said Bianco to Failla.
The two New Yorkers loudly razzed and boasted at each other while the dealer counted out the stacks to see who had the larger stack.
"I don't care, I got 30 jobs I want to get out of here," said Bianco about his turn call.
"My watch is worth more than both of your lives," said Failla in retort while gesturing to the two players next to him.
Eventually, it was determined that Failla was barely covered and he was eliminated in dramatic fashion while Bianco became one of the biggest stacks in the room.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,400,000
3,286,800
|
3,286,800 |
|
Busted | |
|
||
of his opponent.
and Laskowitz gathered in the double.
and three players in the hand. From early position, Samuel Laskowitz bet 175,000 into a pot of around 500,000. 
beaten flush instead as his stack was cut down tremendously.
of Nguyen.
to give Nguyen a broadway draw which would come in on the turn when a 
came off and the river was a blank to send Palma away.
to give Ferretti a sweat as his opponent picked up a flush draw, but the board then finished out 
