Craig Varnell opened for 360,000 and Seth Zimmerman defended. The flop came 
and Zimmerman checked. Varnell bet 420,000 and called a shove for 2 million.
Craig Varnell: 
Seth Zimmerman: 
"Got it in good," Zimmerman shouted. "All you can do."
Indeed, his two pair was ahead. The 
turn and 
river kept him best and he doubled to the chip lead.
Craig Varnell raised to 360,000 from the button and Seth Zimmerman called from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Zimmerman led out for 300,000. Varnell folded and Zimmerman took the pot to put his stack over the 3,000,000-chip mark.
Craig Varnell checked from the big blind to see a 
flop and both players checked to the 
. Varnell bet 200,000 and Zimmerman called. On the 
river, Varnell bet 420,000 and folded to a shove from Zimmerman for about 1.8 million.
Craig Varnell raised to 360,000 from the button and Seth Zimmerman called from the big blind.
The flop came 
and Zimmerman checked. Varnell bet 250,000, Zimmerman check-raised all in for 1,270,000, Varnell folded, and Zimmerman took down the first pot of heads-up play.
The tournament supervisor was prepared to blind Craig Varnell off, but he stomped onto the stage just as cards were about to fly.
Craig Varnell raised to 420,000 on the button and called the shove of Omar Mehmood, who jammed in the small blind for 1,120,000 with 
. Varnell had 
and took the lead when 
flopped to give him a pair of fours. The 
brought a gutter for Mehmood but the 
river was good for kings up and a winner for Varnell.
Craig Varnell raised to 420,000 from under the gun, Maxime Heroux made a pot-sized three-bet to 1,380,000 from the small blind, and Varnell called.
The flop came 
, Heroux shoved, and Varnell quickly called to put him at risk.
Craig Varnell:
Maxime Heroux: 
Varnell had the lead with top set but Heroux had lots of room to improve with straight and flush draws. The turn kept Varnell ahead and the river gave him a boat to win the pot and end Heroux's deep run in this event.
Craig Varnell and Seth Zimmerman saw a 
flop for the minimum. Zimmerman bet 200,000 and Varnell called. On the turn, Zimmerman checked and Varnell bet 640,000. Zimmerman shoved and Varnell asked how much it was. It appeared Zimmerman may have showed his cards early.
"If it's more than 640, I'm folding," Varnell said.
It was 5,000 more and Varnell mucked, with the dealer sweeping in 
from Zimmerman.
Level: 32
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 0
Action folded around to the blinds, Craig Varnell called from the small, and Omar Mehmood checked his option.
The flop came 
and Varnell bet 125,000. Mehmood called.
The turn brought the 
and Varnell bet again, 420,000 this time. After some consideration, Mehmood called.
The fell on the river and Varnell announced a pot-sized bet for 1,290,000. Mehmood went into the tank for just under half a minute before he ultimately folded and the dealer pushed the pot Varnell's way.
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