Matt Berkey limped from the button, and Rainer Kempe made it 205,000 on his left. Berkey came back with an all-in shove for 1.3 million, and Kempe called.
Kempe: 
Berkey: 
The sweat looked like it would be a short one as the 
flop gave Kempe a set, but the 
turn opened up runner-runner possibilities. A 
river improved Kempe to a boat though, and Berkey was done in fifth.
Bryn Kenney open-jammed the button for 1.3 million and Fedor Holz called from the small blind.
Kenney had a pair, but his was well behind Holz' 
. Kenney turned a gutshot on the 
board, but the 
was no good and he was eliminated in sixth, as Holz climbed up to second on the leader board.
Matt Berkey defended his big blind from a raise to 135,000 from Bryn Kenney, who was second to act preflop. The flop came 
, and Berkey checked. Kenney bet 145,000 and then snap-called when Berkey moved in for 695,000.
Berkey: 
Kenney: 
Berkey's club draw got there right away on the 
turn, and the 
fell on the river.
Erik Seidel currently sits at the bottom of the leader board, but he's doing everything he can to get out of the cellar.
First, he open-shoved under the gun and picked up the blinds and antes. Then, after folding his big blind to a Bryn Kenney raise, he shoved the small blind over the top of a Fedor Holz open to 140,000 on the button.
Holz folded and Seidel continued to tread water, now on
Action folded to Matt Berkey on the button, and he tanked awhile, counting his stack in the process. Eventually, he threw a time extension in and then decided to just limp in for 60,000. Rainer Kempe completed the blind, and Bryn Kenney checked. Action checked to Berkey on the 
flop, and he moved all in, getting two quick folds.
One hand after he and Phil Hellmuth lost a pot to chip leader Rainer Kempe, shaking things up on the leader board once again, Dan Shak got his last 530,000 in the middle over the top of a Fedor Holz 140,000-chip open.
Holz made what appeared to be a reluctant call with the and was actually ahead of Shak's 
.
Holz held the lead through the 
board to the turn, and even thought the river made Shak a pair, it wasn't the pair he wanted. Holz made a straight to take the pot and eliminate Shak from the 2016 Super High Roller Bowl in seventh place.
Take a look at some photos from the final table of the $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl. Photos are credited to Joe Giron of PokerPhotoArchive.com.
Level: 21
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
Dan Shak made it 150,000 and Phil Hellmuth called in position. The flop came and Shak continued for 200,000.
Hellmuth almost beat him to the pot pushing all in for 775,000 more and Shak made the call.
It was Hellmuth on the 
and Shak holding the 
. The turn came the 
, giving Hellmuth a set, but Shak still had four outs to a straight. The river wasn't one of them, however, and as Hellmuth suddenly moved into second on the leader board, Shak fell near the bottom.
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