Matt Mlsna just tripled up through Rob Wazwaz and a third player, vaulting into the lead and knocking Wazwaz off the top of the counts.
He open jammed a flop with a set of fours and got called by a third player with pocket kings and Wazwaz holding the .
A turn card actually gave Wazwaz outs to a straight flush, but filled up Mlsna and the boat held over the straight and big pair when the river bricked.
Josh Skrogstad is on the kind of late level heater most players only dream of.
He just simply can't be beat right now and has picked up 20,000-chip pot after 20,000-chip pot on the way to a healthy lead heading into Level 12.
Some of the miracles he's produced include going runner-runner for a straight with pocket eights versus a flopped set of sevens and having sevens of his own hold against a big-time bluff.
With a grand total of 470 entries over two starting days, this final event on the MSPT Season Six schedule has set a Minnesota state record for a major poker tournament.
It has also created a guarantee-crushing $454,400 prize pool that will pay 45 spots. A min-cash is worth $2,272 and first place will come with a $116,103 payday.
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flop with a set of fours and got called by a third player with pocket kings and Wazwaz holding the 
.
turn card actually gave Wazwaz outs to a straight flush, but filled up Mlsna and the boat held over the straight and big pair when the river bricked.
. Stueve had 
and looked headed for the exits before the 
flop gave him quads.
and Stueve doubled through the sinking Clinkscales.
flop with some 12,000 in the pot. 