Alex Foxen raised to 12,000 from the hijack and Claude St-Pierre called from the small blind.
The flop came and St-Pierre checked. Foxen bet 12,000 and St-Pierre quickly called.
The turn was the . St-Pierre checked again, Foxen bet 29,000 this time and St-Pierre called again.
The river was the . St-Pierre checked for a third and final time and Foxen thought for a few seconds before opting to check back. St-Pierre tabled for a pair of sixes and Foxen mucked.
Laurence Grondin raised to 12,000 from under the gun and Kevin MacDonald three-bet to 30,000 from middle position. Action folded to Duff Charette in the small blind who thought for a moment before putting in a four-bet to 100,000. The big blind and Grondin got out of the way and MacDonald called.
The flop came and Charette led out for 80,000. MacDonald paused and then called. The turn was the and both players checked to the on the river. Charette checked and MacDonald waited a moment before betting 125,000. Charette called and MacDonald tabled for a pair of queens. Charette mucked and MacDonald raked in the pot.
Players keep filing in, and the latest contenders are the two World Cup of Cards High Roller champions Shaan Siddiqui and Jeff Cormier.
Siddiqui took down the $5K high roller for $81,000 and Cormier won the $10K high roller for $160,000. Both players are now in the field hunting for another big payday.
With about 90,000 in the pot already, on a board reading , Jonathan Duhamel checked from under the gun, as did Mathieu Leclerc from the hijack.
The river was the and Duhamel checked again. Leclerc paused for a moment and then put out a bet worth 55,000. Duhamel went into the tank for a brief moment and eventually tossed a couple of chips out to call.
Leclerc confidently tabled for two pair aces and deuces and the 2010 WSOP Main Event champion mucked his hand, sending the pot to Leclerc.