At the Featured Table, Scott Freeman raises from early position to 220,000, and Spadea calls from the small blind. The flop comes , Spadea bets 300,000, Freeman raises to 800,000, and Spadea thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls.
The turn card is the , and both players check. The river card is the , Spadea bets 1,000,000, and Freeman thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls. Spadea shows for a rivered full house, fours full of fives, and Freeman mucks. Billy Spadea wins the pot worth 4.2 million.
Bill Edler raised to 250,000 from late position, John Armbrust called from the cutoff, Roy Winson raised to 900,000 from the small blind, Edler folded, and Armbrust moved all in for 5.3 million.
Winston went into the tank for so long the clock was called on him, but he eventually mucked his hand. One of Winston's friends on the rail was so incensed that the clock was called that he muttered something nasty to the table and stormed off.
After the hand, Winston was down to 3.2 million while Armbrust crossed the 7 million mark.
Billy Spadea
At the Featured Table, Philip Hilm limps from the small blind for 80,000, and Billy Spadea checks his option. The flop comes , and there is a surprisingly subdued reaction from the crowd. (Final table crowds usually ooh and aah at flops like this.) Hilm bets 110,000, and Spadea calls.
The turn card is the , and both players check. The river card is the , Hilm checks, Spadea bets 200,000, and Hilm calls.
Spadea shows for a full house, tens full of threes, and Hilm mucks. Billy Spadea wins the pot.
At the Featured Table, Kenny Tran raises from the cutoff to 240,000, Lee Watkinson moves all in from the big blind for about 3.3 million, and Tran thinks for about two minutes before he folds. Watkinson takes the pot.
Stefan Mattsson
On the first, Jerry Yang limped and then called when Mattsson raised to 310,000 from the cutoff. Both players checked after the flop and the on the turn, but when the fell on the river Yang bet 300,000. Mattsson called, then mucked when Yang turned over for a set. Yang improved to 3.7 million while Mattsson slipped to 1.8 million.
On the very next hand Mattsson raised to 225,000 from late position and John Armbrust called on the button. The flop came and Armbrust called Mattsson's 340,000 bet. The two checked after the on the turn and on the river, and this time Mattsson couldn't beat Armbrust's . His stack was thus reduced to 1.2 million while Armbrust is up to 5.3 million.
At the Featured Table, after reraising preflop twice in a row, Ray Henson raises to 210,000, and everybody folds. Henson's aggression is paying off as he takes the blinds and the antes.
At the Featured Table, Billy Spadea raises from the cutoff to 250,000, Ray Henson reraises from the button to 675,000, and Spadea thinks for about a minute before he folds. Henson takes the pot.
That's the second hand in a row Ray Henson has made a preflop reraise to take down a pot.
At the Featured Table, Philip Hilm raises from the cutoff to 240,000, Ray Henson reraises from the small blind to 665,000, and Hilm folds. Henson takes the pot.
Kevin Farry raised to 175,000 from late position and Ryan Elson called from the cutoff. The flop was . Farry bet 250,000 and Elson called. The turn was the . Farry bet another 250,000 and Elson called. The river was the . Farry moved all in and Elson folded.
After the hand, Farry was up to 3 million while Elson was down to 2.7 million.
Lee Watkinson
At the Featured Table, Lee Watkinson raises from the button to 200,000, and Philip Hilm calls from the big blind. The flop comes , Hilm bets 340,000, and Watkinson calls. The turn card is the , Hilm checks, Watkinson bets 800,000, and Hilm folds. Lee Watkinson takes the pot worth 1.2 million.
, Spadea bets 300,000, Freeman raises to 800,000, and Spadea thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls. 
, and both players check. The river card is the 
, Spadea bets 1,000,000, and Freeman thinks for about 30 seconds before he calls. Spadea shows 
for a rivered full house, fours full of fives, and Freeman mucks. Billy Spadea wins the pot worth 4.2 million.
, and there is a surprisingly subdued reaction from the crowd. (Final table crowds usually ooh and aah at flops like this.) Hilm bets 110,000, and Spadea calls. 
, Hilm checks, Spadea bets 200,000, and Hilm calls. 
on the turn, but when the 
fell on the river Yang bet 300,000. Mattsson called, then mucked when Yang turned over 
for a set. Yang improved to 3.7 million while Mattsson slipped to 1.8 million.
on the river, and this time Mattsson couldn't beat Armbrust's 
. Farry bet another 250,000 and Elson called. The river was the 
, Hilm bets 340,000, and Watkinson calls. The turn card is the 
, Hilm checks, Watkinson bets 800,000, and Hilm folds. Lee Watkinson takes the pot worth 1.2 million.
