, the small blind bets 300 and Nam Le's brother Hai Le raises to 1,100 in the big blind. A player in late position calls and the small blind folds.
and Hai bets 2,200. The LP player calls.
and Hai bets 3,500. The LP calls. Hai shows 
to the opponent's 
and takes it. He has 45,000.
, Jeff Weil moved all in with and was called by his opponent, holding . 
and his opponent had slightly the best of it with 
. 
and that would be the end of the line for Meyerhoff.
and all players checked it through.
the big blind player led out for 1,625 and only Kay called. The river came prompting the big blind player to go all in for 7,375. for top pair. His opponent had to show 
for a complete bluff--a bluff that has just cost him the chance to win $9 million.
. As he folded, Phan told his opponent that Phan was letting go of aces because his opponent held a set of sevens. 
, showing Phan that his read was excellent. But that didn't stop Phan's chips from dwindling to 13,000.
. The first two players checked and then the third player fired out 1,600. Phil Gordon stayed in cruise control and just called and everyone else folded.
. It was checked to Gordon and he decided to just keep coasting and checked behind. and it was checked to Gordon. Gordon stepped on the gas and bet out 2,500. The player called. 
and his opponent showed 
. Gordon's flush was good enough to best his opponent's straight and take the pot. He is now up to 45,000.
, while his first opponent held and another player held 
. 
