Dean Hamrick opened on the button to 275,000 and Thomas O'Neal made the call.
The flop fell down 
and O'Neal checked to Hamrick who opted to fire out a bet of 325,000.
O'Neal deliberated for several moments before making the call as the dealer peeled the 
on the turn.
O'Neal checked once again and Hamrick slid in a stack of green 25,000-denomination chips amounting to a bet of 625,000. O'Neal instantly folded to see Hamrick pushed the pot to climb to 7,100,000 in chips.
Thomas O'Neal opened to 360,000 and Dean Hamrick made the call.
The flop came down 
. Hamrick checked to O'Neal who bet 500,000. That was all Hamrick needed to fold his hand.
Dean Hamrick opened to 275,000 from the button and Thomas O'Neal made the call to see a 
flop fall.
Both players checked it through to see the 
land on the turn and O'Neal check the action to Hamrick.
Hamrick deliberated for a few moments and cut out a bet of 350,000 only to have O'Neal check-raise to 1,000,000.
Hamrick slid in the necessary chips to make the call as the dealer burned and turned the on the river.
Both players checked and O'Neal tabled his 
, only to be outdone by Hamrick's 
.
Hamrick now is sitting with 7,920,000 as O'Neal slides down to 3,425,000 in chips.
From the button, Dean Hamrick opened to 275,000. Thomas O'Neal announced, "I'm all in," loud enough so that we could hear it up here in our media perch.
Hamrick couldn't compete and folded.
"I'm all in!" announced Thomas O'Neal from the button.
Hamrick quickly mucked, and we aren't quite sure if it was a poor hand or the fact that the all in amount was for 3,850,000?
From the button, Dean Hamrick opened to 300,000. Thomas O'Neal called and the flop came down 
.
Hamrick counted out 300,000 in chips and slid them in the middle. Before they could get there, O'Neal folded his cards.
Thomas O'Neal opened to 300,000 from the button and Dean Hamrick made the call from the button.
The 
flop was checked to see the 
fall on the turn and Hamrick fire out a bet of 350,000. O'Neal sat there for nearly a minute emotionless before moving all in for roughly 3,830,000.
With Hamrick now in the tank, he eventually wound up making the call to put O'Neal at risk.
Hamrick:
O'Neal: 
With Hamrick drawing dead, the meaningless 
landed on the river to gift O'Neal the double up to 8,320,000 as Hamrick slips to 3,025,000 in chips.
Thomas O'Neal and Dean Hamrick are going on a 20-minute break
Level: 31
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 20,000
The cards are back in the air with the following chip counts.
Thomas O'Neal - 8,210,000
Dean Hamrick - 2,915,000
