John Gallaher raised to 150,000 on the button, and Nick Pupillo called in the big blind.
On the 
flop, Pupillo checked and Gallaher bet 175,000. Pupillo called.
Pupillo led out for 325,000 on the 
turn. and Gallaher jammed for 800,000. Pupillo folded.
John Gallaher limped in from the small blind, and Robert James raised to 175,000 in the big blind. Gallaher shot James a look, then called.
Gallaher checked the 
flop to James, who bet 200,000. Gallaher grabbed the chips needed to call, then thought for half a minute. He then folded.
Hand #1:
Robert James raised to 150,000 from the small blind, and Nick Pupillo called in the big blind.
Both players checked the 
flop, and the 
fell on the turn. James bet 200,000 and Pupillo quickly folded.
Hand #2:
John Gallaher raised to 150,000 from the cutoff, and Thomas Alcorn called in the big blind.
Alcorn checked the 
flop to Gallaher, who bet 175,000. Alcorn called.
The fell on the turn, and Alcorn checked again. Gallaher checked behind. The 
hit the river, and Alcorn bet 200,000. Gallaher called, and Alcorn said, "Straight," tabling 
. Gallaher mucked.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
The final four players are off on a fifteen-minute break.
Nick Pupillo raised to 125,000 on the button, and was called by Thomas Alcorn in the small blind, as well as John Gallaher in the big blind.
Action checked to Pupillo on an 
flop, and he bet 150,000. Both Alcorn and Gallaher called.
Action checked through the 
turn, and Alcorn checked the river. Gallaher jammed for 1.3 million, and both Pupillo and Alcorn folded.
"You had two good hearts!" Gallaher told Alcorn.
"I did, and a gutshot straight draw," Alcorn replied back.
With 500,000 already in the pot, Thomas Alcorn checked a 
board from the small blind, and John Gallaher bet 225,000 in the big blind. Alcorn called.
Alcorn led out for 325,000 on the river, and Gallaher said, "Show me ace-ten!" and folded.
Alcorn flashed the 
first, then the for a bluff. "I've been tight all day, I can get away with one," Alcorn said.
Nick Pupillo raised to 100,000 on the button, and Jesse Carter three-bet shoved for 240,000 in the small blind. Kenneth Ware called in the big blind, as did Pupillo.
Ware jammed for 550,000 after the 
flop, and Pupillo said, "So stupid!" at the situation, before calling.
Jesse Carter: 
Kenneth Ware: 
Nick Pupillo: 
Ware's set was in the lead at the moment, but Pupillo hit his open-ended straight draw on the turn.
"Deuce!" Pupillo said, and the 
river was just as good, sending Carter and Ware out the door, our fourth elimination at the final table in the last three hands.
Kenneth Ware limped under-the-gun, Alan Percal was next to act and called off his reamining 30,000. Robert James limped in the cutoff, Thomas Alcorn limped the small blind and Jesse Carter checked his option.
The action got checked to the river on a board that read 
, where James fired out a bet of 50,000 and everyone folded. James tabled 
for aces full of eights, and Percal tabled 
for eights full of aces, sending him to the payout desk in seventh place.
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