Mike Hartzheim opened for 16,000 from early position and Patrick Fabian called from late position. Action was on Eddie Blumenthal who three-bet to 70,000 from the small blind, which was called by both Hartzheim and Fabian.
The flop fell 
and Blumenthal checked to Hartzheim who fired out 45,000.
Fabian mucked his hand and Blumenthal quickly followed giving the decent-sized pot to Hartzheim.
Shane Thorne jammed for 57,000 from the small blind, and Marcus Yofon called in the big blind.
Shane Thorne: 
Marcus Yofon: 
Thorne, the September 2019 WSOPC Potawatomi Casino Champion, saw Yofon pick up four more outs on the 
flop, but improve no further on the 
turn or 
river, earning Thorne a double.
Ravi Raghavan jammed for 50,000 from under the gun, and action folded to John Gallaher in the big blind.
"I think I have this guy's favorite hand," Gallaher said, gesturing towards Ryan "Jesus" Scully, before calling.
Ravi Raghavan: 
John Gallaher: 
"How'd you know?" Scully said with a laugh.
Gallaher pulled ahead on the 
flop, and improved to trips on the 
turn, leaving Raghavan looking for a five to survive.
"I jinxed you, didn't I?" Scully said to Raghavan.
"Nope!" Raghavan said once the 
fell on the river, sending him an unlikely double.
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Mike Hartzheim had his last 79,000 in preflop from the small blind, and was at risk against Justin Brown in the big blind.
Mike Hartzheim: 
Justin Brown:
Hartzheim held on a 
board to secure the double.
James Kijowski open-jammed for 55,000 middle position and Ryan Scully called from the small blind.
Ryan Scully: 
James Kijowski: 
Kijowski was at risk but held live cards and flopped an open-ended staright draw 
flop.
The 
turn paired the board and the 
followed on the river to give Scully the elimination with ace-high.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Jeff Schwartz raised to 16,000 from middle position, and Lloyd Mandel three-bet shoved for 48,000 from the small blind. Schwartz tanked for a minute, then called.
Lloyd Mandel:
Jeff Schwartz:
Schwartz couldn't catch Mandel on a 
board to send over a double.
A huge three-way pot had already built up between Joshua Clanton, who was already all-in, Ken Donarski in the hijack, and David McGowan in middle position.
The 
board was on the felt, and McGowan jammed for around 210,000 into a pot of around 300,000.
"I think I have to call you," Donarski said before committing chips.
Joshua Clanton:
David McGowan: 
Ken Donarski: 
Donarski's trip nines held up on the 
river, notching him a massive double knockout.
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