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From the cutoff seat, John Dolan opened the with a 135,000-chip raise. In the small blind, Scott Montgomery re-popped it to 300,000. Dolan moved all in and Montgomery tanked, asked for a count and eventually called.
Showdown
Dolan: 
Montgomery: 
Flop: 
flush draw for Montgomery;
Turn: 
Dolan still in the lead;
River: 
Flush for the Canadian!
Scott Montgomery is now up to 3,200,000 chips, and Dolan is down to 165,000.
With only 165,000 in front of him, John Dolan made an unusual raise to 120,000 when acting under the gun. He was called by Mick Carlson in the hijack, Adam Richardson on the button and Sebastien Roy in the big blind.
The flop came 
and Dolan went all in for his last 45,000. All three of his opponents called and checked the 
on the turn as well as the 
on the river.
When action had concluded Richardson and Dolan both showed 
and Roy showed 
, but it was Carlson who took the pot down with 
.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,200,000 | |
|
2,150,000 | -550,000 |
|
|
2,080,000 | 520,000 |
|
1,200,000 | -50,000 |
|
625,000 | -125,000 |
Adam Richardson opened the pot under the gun, and Sebastien Roy moved all in on the button for about 590,000 chips. Richardson snapped.
Showdown
Roy: 
Richardson: 
The board came out 
and Roy is our 5th place finisher. He took home $111,783.
Players are on a ten minute break
Cards are in the air again.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Scott Montgomery opened the pot with a 160,000-chip raise, and was called by Mick Carlson in the small blind.
The flop ran out 
and Carlson check-called a 225,000-chip bet from Montgomery.
The turn card was a 
and both players checked. The river brought a 
to the felt and the players checked again.
They both had ... chop chop!
Daniel Fuhs was extremely short stacked when he went all in for 525,000. Scott Montgomery called from the big blind and we were off to see how Fuhs' tournament life would turn out.
Fuhs:
Montgomery: 
The flop was no help to Fuhs when it came 
. The turn was a meaningless and the river was the 
. Fuhs failed to pair either one of his overcards and was eliminated in fourth place.
We're now down to three-handed action and will be back in a moment with detailed chip counts.
From under the gun, Mick Carlson opened the pot with a 175,000-chip raise. In the small bind, Adam Richardson made the call.
The flop came out 
and both players checked. The turn card was a and Richardson fired a 225,000-chip bet. Carlson called.
The river brought a 
to the felt and Carlson a 415,000-chip bet from Richardson.
Richardson tabled 
and Carlson took the pot with his .
Carlson is now up to 2,750,000 chips, Richardson slipped to 3,150,000.
