Margolin Wins a Massive Pot the Last Hand Before Break

This hand ended 10 minutes into the dinner break.

The action was picked up on a board reading , but Timur Margolin replayed the preflop action while stacking his chips.

After it was folded to him on the button, Margolin raised it to 200,000 and was called by Sridhar Natarajan in the small blind and Mark Eddelman in the big blind. Both blinds checked the flop, Margolin continued for 500,000 and both players made the call.

After Natarajan checked the turn, Eddleman put out a bet of 1,520,000, was called by Margolin, but got a fold from Natarajan after he spent about a minute in the tank. Eddleman then checked the river, Margolin shoved all in for his last 1,600,000 and Eddleman made the call, only to be sickened when the players tabled their hands.

Timur Margolin:
Mark Eddleman:

Margolin had flopped a set, Eddleman then turned a straight with the redraw to the king-high flush, but Margolin rivered a full house, sending the monstrous pot his way and leaving Eddleman with less than two big blinds.