With the board reading 
, Daryl Jace's bet was raised by an opponent. Jace called and when the 
landed on the river, Jace bet 170,000 into what was an already hefty pot. His opponent called and flashed an 
for a straight, but Jace tabled 
for a flush to win the pot and cross the 1.5 million mark.
Robert Varkonyi opened with a raise to 8,500 from the hijack seat and got a couple of callers from the button and small blind. Then Ruben Visser reraised to 32,500 from the big blind, forcing out Varkonyi and the button, but the small blind stuck around.
Both players checked the 
flop. The turn was the 
and Visser's opponent checked. He fired 47,500 into the middle, and his opponent let it go.
Visser is up to 435,000 as we move into the last half-hour of Level 15.
Phil Hellmuth opened to 10,500 and Martin De Knijff made the call in position to see a 
flop. Both players checked to the 
where Hellmuth checked again before calling a small 8,000 bet from his opponent. The river was the 
and Hellmuth checked a third time, De Knijff fired 20,500 which represented about a third of Hellmuth's remaining stack and he folded.
Soon after, they played another pot with De Knijff raising preflop and Hellmuth defending in the big blind. Both players checked the flop before Hellmuth led out on the 
turn for 12,500. De Knijff quickly responded by moving all in and Hellmuth was forced to fold again.
Hellmuth finally won one round against his nemesis though, squeezing all in from small blind after De Knijff had raised with Charalampos Tsaoussis calling. De Knijff got out of the way but Tsaoussis made the call with 
- only to find Hellmuth with 
. The board came 
and Hellmuth survived for a little longer.
A player in middle position opened to 10,000, and found three callers including Sorel Mizzi on the button. The dealer fanned 
, and the action checked to the original raiser who continued for 26,000. Only Mizzi called.
The turn was the 
, and Mizzi's opponent led for 48,500. Mizzi was forced to fold, and is now down to 300,000 chips.
The action folded to Phil Collins, who raised to 12,000 from the small blind. 2011 World Series of Poker bracelet winner Viacheslav Zhukov three-bet to 28,000 from the big, and Collins tank-called.
The flop fell 
, and Collins checked to Zhukov who fired 30,000. Collins sat quietly, then eventually grabbed six orange T5,000 chips and tossed them in. Both players checked the 
on the turn, and when the completed the board, Collin bet a meager 20,000.
Zhukov quickly folded, and Collins raked in the pot.
Joseph Cheong raised to 9,000 from the cutoff and was called by the player in the big blind. The flop came down and the big blind checked. Cheong continued out with a bet of 13,500 and his opponent made the call.
Fourth street brought the 
and once again the big blind checked. Cheong shot out a second bullet, this time making the magic number 25,000. The big blind tossed out five orange chips worth 5,000 each and the two players were off to the river.
The 
came on the river and the big blind checked for a third time. Cheong pushed out a bet of 57,500 and his opponent looked incredibly discouraged. He threw his cards into the muck and the chips were pushed Cheong's way. Cheong tabled the 
as he raked in a pot to bring him close to 400,000 in chips.
We came on this one with the board showing 
, a modest-sized pot already built, and Dennis Phillips contemplating whether or not to call an opponent's bet after he'd checked to him. Phillips finally did make the call, tabling 
for top two. His opponent showed 
for a lesser two pair, and Phillips scooped the pot.
He's up to 182,000 now.
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