Zamani Shows the Bluff
Korey Payne opened in the small blind to 260,000 and received a call from Martin Zamani, who defended his big blind. The flop fell 
and Payne made a continuation-bet of 125,000. Zamani called, stating he was a gambler.
The turn came 
and Payne checked. Zamani put out a bet of 300,000 and Payne check-raised to 800,000. Zamani cut out three stacks of 100K-chips at three tall and then looked up to the dealer as he pulled one chip off of the last stack. He once again mentioned gambling and hoping to get lucky.
The dealer burned and turned the river 
to bring a fourth club on board and Payne checked. Zamani made a bet of 1.4 million, which the dealer announced, and Payne went into the tank.
A while later, Payne flashed 
to the table as he folded it, and Zamani returned the favor, showing 
for a worse two pair that he successfully turned into a bluff to earn the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
5,480,000 | -700,000 |
|
5,090,000 | 1,030,000 |
, where Froelich check-called a bet of 150,000 from Admon. The turn was 
and Froelich check-called another 500,000.
and Froelich checked for a third time. Admon fired once more, making a bet of 1.2 million and the dealer cut it out to confirm. Froelich thought for a bit and then made the call.
: "Straight to the king," announced the dealer. Froelich mucked.
left Helstern out in front but the turn 
gave Froelich a pair of queens. No six (outer) came on the river 
and Helstern hit the payouts in seventh place.
. Admon checked to Payne and he made a continuation-bet of another 200,000. 
.
and Eberle checked to Admon, who made a continuation-bet of 400,000. Eberle called.
and Eberle checked to Admon again, who announced he was all in. Eberle immediately announced a call and both players turned up their hands.