The flop read 
and there was already about 60,000 in the middle. Jason Zarlenga had 14,000 in front of him as a bet in early position and Julien Sitbon had raised to 46,000 in the big blind. Zarlenga grabbed a stack of 5,000-value chips and put it in as a bet. Sitbon asked for a count. The dealer did so and confirmed it was 151,000 in total. Sitbon decided to shove. Zarlenga snap-called and quickly flipped his cards over.
Julien Sitbon: 
Jason Zarlenga: 
They had both flopped a set but Sitbon had the upper hand with the queens. The rest of the board was completed with the 
on the turn and the 
on the river. No help for Zarlenga, Sitbon said he had Zarlenga covered but Zarlenga wanted a count.
After the dealer had dissected Sitbon's stack, she confirmed Sitbon had 684,000 in front of him. Zarlenga counted his own stack and then came to the conclusion he had the shorter stack with 560,000. Zarlenga was sent to the rail in probably one of the biggest pots of the day.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,300,000
1,015,000
|
1,015,000 |
|
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|
Busted | |
when Matt Affleck got his stack of about 300,000 into the middle holding 
against Walter Fisher who was in the lead with 
but a board of 
gave Metaal the double up.
, giving Honeyman the pot and he climbed to over 1-million in chips after eliminating Valdez.
. The turn and river bricked and Averalo is now above a million chips.
, De La Garza continued with another bet but now for 165,000. The player in the hijack confirmed the amount with the dealer and then shoved with the bigger stack. De La Garza snap-called.
on the river didn't change the situation and De La Garza doubled up for 336,000 in total.
