Hands 4-7
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Hand #4: Hellmuth limped in for 24,000, and Radoja checked his option to bring a flop of 
to the table. Radoja check-called a bet of 30,000, and both players tapped the table on the 
turn and 
river. Radoja announced "pair" and rolled over 
for the winner.
Hand #5: Radoja raised to 48,000 before the flop and stole Hellmuth's blind.
Hand #6: A limped pot saw the 
fall on the flop. Radoja check-raised Hellmuth's bet of 25,000, pushing a stack of green T25000 tournament chips forward, and forcing the "Poker Brat" to release. Hellmuth flashed the 
while tossing his hand away, telling Radoja "that's all i'm betting with there, just the ace-jack." Radoja responded with a poker player's preferred retort, flipping over his 
bluff and dragging the pot.
Hand #7: Perhaps tilted a bit from Radoja's bold bluff on the last hand, Hellmuth called a raise of 48,000 to see a flop of 
. After checking the action, Hellmuth called a bet of 31,000 and the hit the board on the turn. Hellmuth checked once again, prompting Radoja to fire a bet of 90,000 at the all-time leader in WSOP bracelets. Hellmuth elected to make the call, and the dropped on the river. After a third check, Radoja jammed his remaining stack in the middle, and with this, Hellmuth shot out of his chair, circling the table while muttering to himself.
"He's trying to give it away," he said, before folding his cards in frustration.