Ryan Riess moved all in from the small blind and put Sean Winter to the test in the big. He called off for 1.01 million and the hands were turned up.
Riess: 
Winter: 
The board ran out 
and Winter rivered a straight to stay alive.
Level: 23
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
The final three players are now on a scheduled break.
Alex Foxen moved all in for 880,000 from the button and Ryan Riess looked him up from the big blind.
Riess: 
Foxen: 
The 
flop paired both players but Riess' kicker had him out in front. The 
turn meant there would be no chop, and the river sealed Foxen's finish in fourth place.
Koray Aldemir moved all in from the small blind to put the pressure on Ryan Riess, who called off for 820,000 from the big blind.
Aldemir: 
Riess: 
The board ran out 
and Riess shipped the double. It marked the 12th all in and a call without a bustout.
Alex Foxen moved all in for 520,000 under the gun and Ryan Riess isolated by jamming from the small blind.
Riess: 
Foxen: 
The 
flop was safe for Foxen but the 
turn did give Riess a flush draw. Fortunately for Foxen, the 
paired the board and he shipped the double.
Level: 22
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
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Sean Winter raised to 120,000 holding the under the gun and Alex Foxen responded by three-betting all in for 1.45 million with the 
on the button. Koray Aldemir woke up with 
in the small blind and called off for 1.1 million.
Winter got out of the way and Aldemir doubled through after the board ran out 
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