Lee Ends a Heater Before Break
On the hand before the break, Brian Lee opened to 125,000 from under the gun and Kenneth Neyerlin defended his big blind. The dealer fanned out 
and Neyerlin tapped to Lee who pushed for a total 940,000. The red-hot Neyerlin took his shot at another bounty, calling the jam of Lee and they flipped their cards.
Brian Lee: 
Kenneth Neyerlin: 
The already scary board added some more sweat for Lee when a 
rolled out, giving Neyerlin a straight draw. It seemed almost impossible for Neyerlin to miss with how hot he has been running but Lee managed to fade, having an 
complete the board for a double.
Neyerlin took his bounty chip from the elimination of Robert Hunt and pulled an envelope, revealing $20,000 which was the biggest prize left in the pool.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,255,000 | 285,000 |
flop when Kenneth Neyerlin bet 100,000 and Robert Hunt moved all in for a total of just under one million. Neyerlin took his time but ultimately, he called and Hunt was at risk.
turn and just needed one more brick to double from the leader. Unfortunately for Hunt, the deck slapped Neyerlin with an 
to scoop the pot, eliminating Hunt from the event and Neyerlin extended his lead even further.
that hit Weis with a nine but Neyerlin added more outs. One of his outs landed on the turn, improving him to a pair of queens when the 
fell.
river cemented it for Neyerlin and Weis was sent to the payout desk.
left Kenter in need of a river but the board completed with a 
flop. Some outs were gained when the 
peeled over but a 
flop. Lahti tapped the table and Allen bet out around 40,000. 
to complete the board. Allen let out a few fist pumps and then started to stack his newly acquired chips.
