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Andrey Zaichenko opened with a raise to 25,000 from middle position, and Matt Waxman called on the button. In the big blind was Nick Yunis, and he called as well to see the flop come down 
. After Yunis and Zaichenko checked, Waxman bet 33,000. Yunis called, then Zaichenko called.
The turn was the 
, and action checked around to see the 
pair the board on the river. Yunis and Zaichenko checked, then Waxman bet 66,000. Yunis check-raised to 202,000, and this sent Zaichenko deep into the tank for a minute or two. He eventually folded, but then it was Waxman's turn to tank. He thought for several minutes before finally Kyle Ho called the clock.
The floor staff arrived at the table, issued to 60-second clock to Waxman, and then began to 10-second countdown when it was reached. Waxman couldn't decide in time, and his cards were swiped away from him and into the muck. Yunis won the pot and moved to 1.46 million in chips. Waxman was clipped back to 1.263 million.
Below are the full chip counts after the hand from Table 428.
and Hirst's queens held up as Smith was bounced to the rail just a few orbits shy of first break.
, more than doubling to 329,000 chips.
, and Liporace showed 
to give Loeser a set, but Tedeschi still had outs as he was looking to make a flush. The turn was the 
and the river the 
knocking Tedeschi out. Loeser, who started the day with 442,000 chips, now sits on a very comfortable stack.
