Mark Salinaro made it 80,000 to go preflop and got called by Walter Wright in late position.
On a flop of , Salinaro bet 115,000 and Wright raised an additional 150,000. Salinaro three bet, putting out 350,000 more and Wright shoved all in, bringing the hand to an end when Solinaro instantly folded.
Jacob Kalb raised to 80,000 in early position and both James McClain and Mike Ciotola called behind.
On a flop of , Kalb shoved all in for 850,000, McClain folded, and Ciotola called, showing for a set versus Kalb's . Jacks on both the turn and river gave Ciotola a full house and he doubled up to 1.2 million. Kalb is down to just 500,000.
Craig McConville raised to 110,000 from the button and Steve Karp quickly shoved all in for a total of 580,000 from the small blind. Brian McInnis re-shoved from the big blind, and McConville folded.
Karp showed and was drawing thin against McInnis' , but a flop of gave him some additional outs. The on the turn provided no help, but the on the river brought the flush, leaving McInnis with just 50,000 at the end of the hand.
On the very next hand, McInnis pushed his remaining chips in the middle preflop and called by both Steve Karp and Mark Salinaro, who proceeded to check down a board of .
When the hands were turned over, Karp showed while Salinaro and McInnis each showed king-2 to chop the pot.
McInnis climbed to 95,000 after the hand before getting his chips in the middle again on the next one. This time he got in with versus Travis Johnson's .
They chopped the pot and McInnis pushed his stack to 130,000.
With a short stack, Brian McInnis isn't being shy about getting his chips in the middle. After doubling twice, McInnis got all in with Mike Ciotola preflop.
McInnis showed while Ciotola showed pocket 8s. When the board came , McInnis' aces up pushed his stack to 300,000.
Not content to stop there, McInnis pushed all in again preflop with against Travis Johnson's .
When the hands were turned over, McInnis joked to Johnson "You've got outs," but they didn't come, as McInnis doubled to 700,000 on a board of .
After Brian McInnis refused to bust in four consecutive hands, Jacob Kalb took the honor of setting the final table.
When Craig McConville raised to 110,000 under-the-gun, Kalb reraised all in for 435,000 from middle position. McConville made the call and we were racing as he showed to Kalb's .
Two kings and a three on the flop put McConville out in front and another three on the turn gave him a full house, ending the drama. A meaningless five on the river sent Kalb packing and the rest of the players on an hour-long dinner break.