We caught up to the action to see 120,000 being pushed into the middle each from both Carter Phillips and JC Tran. Thomas Miller opted to get out of the way, only committing about 60,000 on the flop. The board read and Phillips and Tran both saw a turn of .
Phillips wasted no time putting a bet of 145,000 in the middle and JC Tran went into the tank for over five minutes. The clock was called on him and about thirty seconds into his time bank Tran meekly moved his cards into the muck.
The huge pot was pushed the way of Carter Phillips who is sitting on about 660,000.
Thomas Miller opened the action with a bet to 18,000 and was quickly called by Erik Cajelais from the cutoff. Thomas Phillips pushed out a three-bet to 38,000 from the small blind and it folded back to Miller who shook his head and mucked. Cajelais opted to tag along, however.
The dealer showed the two a flop of and Cajelais checked. Phillips continued out for 33,000 and Phillips grabbed a handful of chips while announcing a raise. Cajelais made it 90,000 to go.
After about twenty seconds, Phillips announced that he was all in and Cajelais hand snapped into the muck.
, trailing Cada's 
. The board ran out 
to give Cada a much needed double up.
and Phillips and Tran both saw a turn of 
.
and wasn't able to catch up as the board ran out 
.
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and Nguyen was able to double up to roughly 57,500.
and Cajelais checked. Phillips continued out for 33,000 and Phillips grabbed a handful of chips while announcing a raise. Cajelais made it 90,000 to go.