Tomas Junek raised from under the gun to 120,000, and it folded around to David Borg on the button. He quickly grabbed raising chips, and put in a three bet to 300,000. It folded back to Junek, and he asked Borg how much he started the hand with. Once he found out what he had, he announced all in. Borg thought for about 20 seconds before kicking his cards in.
After that hand, Junek is up to 3.2 million, and looking like he will be a threat to Eliyahu Levy, who's held the chip lead for the last few levels.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,200,000
500,000
|
500,000 |
|
||
|
2,000,000
100,000
|
100,000 |
causing Vogel to lose one of his outs. Now he would have to hit the 
or the 
on the river blanked out for Vogel, and another short stack has doubled up.
, and it checked around to Levy, who fired out 500,000. Junek thought for about 30 seconds before moving all in for just under three million. It got back around to Levy, and he thought for about five seconds before calling, making the biggest pot we've seen all tournament.
. In a flash, Levy became our fifth place finisher, while Junek is now our overwhelming chip leader.
, giving Eastgate a set and leaving Borg drawing to runner runner to win or chop. Of course, poker is rarely that easy, so the 
came.
and with that Borg found a double up, and moved to 3,400,000, while Eastgate moved in the opposite direction and sat with around 500,000.
. Eastgate will take home just under $210,000 for his efforts, while David Borg jumps up to four million after the hand.
