Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire opened to 225,000 from the cutoff before Ben Wiora three-bet the button to 575,000.
In the small blind, Adam Schulz four-bet all in, about 1,600,000.
Both Wilshire and Wiora made the fold.
Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
Action picked up on the turn in a heads-up pot with a board of 
. Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire bet 500,000 from the hijack. Adam Schultz check-raised all in from the small blind to 2,600,000 and saw Wilshire snap call.
Adam Schultz: 
Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire: 
Schultz flopped a boat to best the trips of Wilshire, but needed to dodge three aces to hold up. The river was clean and Schultz scooped the massive pot.
Juston Welter limped the button and Elizabeth Ethridge limped the small blind. Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire raised the big blind to 475,000. Welter called, but Ethridge folded.
The flop came out 
. Wilshire continued for 275,000. Welter raised it up to 700,000. Wilshire quickly folded.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Players are headed on a 10-minute break.
Juston Welter limped from under the gun, action folded to Ben Wiora in the small blind who also limped. Adam Schulz raised the big blind up to 185,000. Welter called, Wiora called.
The flop came out 
. Welter check-called a bet of 175,000 from Schulz.
On the 
turn, Schulz bet again when checked to. Once more, Welter check-called the bet of 375,000.
The 
river saw both players check.
"Play the board," said Schulz, turning over 
.
Welter showed for the flush that played and the winner.
Action folded to Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire in the small blind. He decided to move all in for 850,000 effective. In the big blind, Ben Wiora made the call for that amount to put himself at risk.
Ben Wiora: 
Beau "Don K. Nado" Wilshire: 
Wilshire looked to continue his tear, but the board ran out 
, leaving him unimproved and Wiora locked up the double.
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