Stanislav Zegal completed in the small blind with 7♥4♠ and Daniel Neilson checked his option in the big blind with 7♦2♦.
Zegal checked on the flop of 4♦K♥7♣ and Neilson checked back. Zegal then bet 4.5 million on the J♦ turn and Neilson called with his pair and flush draw.
Zegal sized up to 12 million on the 10♣ turn and Neilson laid it down.
Level: 37
Blinds: 500,000/1,000,000
Ante: 100,000
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Daniel Neilson opened to 1.6 million on the button with K♦3♦ and Matt Glantz defended his big blind with A♠J♦.
Glantz checked on the flop of 2♥2♣9♥ and Neilson continued for 900,000. Glantz called. Glantz checked again on the 8♦ turn and Neilson checked back.
Glantz checked once more on the 3♣ river and Neilson bet 4.2 million after hitting a three on the river. Glantz called with his ace-high and saw the bad news.
Stanislav Zegal raised to 1.8 million from the button with the A♣J♠ and Michael Sklenicka three-bet to seven million from the big blind with the K♥3♦.
Zegal called and flopped the joint when it came down Q♥10♣K♦. Sklenicka, who flopped top pair, continued for 3.8 million and Zegal just called.
The A♦ turn was an action killer as both players checked.
When the 8♦ completed the board on the river, Sklenicka checked and then folded when Zegal bet nine million.
Matt Glantz open-jammed a stack of 16.3 million on the button and Daniel Neilson called in the big blind with a bigger stack.
Matt Glantz: 6♠6♦
Daniel Neilson: A♠A♥
Glantz had run into aces and needed a six. He got some help as the flop of 8♠8♥9♦ gave him a backdoor straight draw, but he didn't need it as the 6♣ landed on the turn to give him sixes full of eights before the 9♥ river improved him to a better full house.
"How good does this guy run?!" exclaimed Norman Chad.
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