In a pot of over 1 million chips the board read 
.
Renato Kaneoya went big with a bet close to the pot of over 1,000,000 into his opponent, Andrew Hinrichsen who went deep into the tank that went well into the break. After several minutes, Hinrichsen layed it down to ship a lot of chips the way of the Brazilian.
Champie Douglas made a river bet of 150,000 on a board that read 
. Anthony Spinella decided to turn up the heat on his opponent as he raised it to 525,000.
Douglas thought long and hard, wondering if his hand could be good enough or not After about two minutes of thought, he gave it up and Spinella pulled in the pot.
Eleven-time WSOPC ring winner Josh Reichard raised to 55,000 from middle position, and was called by Kazuki Ikeuchi on the button, as well as John Erickson in the big blind.
Erickson checked the 
flop over to Reichard, who bet 70,000. Ikeuchi folded and Erickson called.
The 
fell on the turn, and Erickson checked again. Reichard fired 140,000, and that did the trick as Erickson released his hand.
Richard Munro shoved from the cutoff for 495,000 and Champie Douglas called in the big blind with the bigger stack.
Richard Munro: 
Champie Douglas: 
The board ran out 
for Douglas to gold with the pocket pair of eights to eliminate Munro from the Millionaire Maker.
Yuwen Pan raised to 56,000 from middle position, and Damon Musgrave three-bet to 195,000 from the cutoff. Pan four-bet to 400,000, and Musgrave announced, "All in."
"How much?" Pan asked Musgrave, who responded with, "Started off with a million eighty-six."
Pan looked up at the clock, and after about a minute, called.
Damon Musgrave: 
Yuwen Pan: 
Pan pumped his fist after the 
flop delivered him a set. Musgrave got up from his chair after the 
hit the turn, not seeing that he now had a flush draw. The flush came in on the river, prompting a player to say, "Justice!" and a surprised Musgrave to realize he now held the winner.
"Wow, let's go! I didn't see the diamond!" Musgrave said as he sat back down and started counting out his stack.
Scott Dobbs raised to 60,000 from the hijack and Sam Cosby three-bet to 180,000 from the cutoff. Action folded back to Dobbs who made the call.
The flop came 
, Dobbs check-shoved for around 680,000 when Cosby continued with a bet of 155,000 and Cosby called.
Scott Dobbs:
Sam Cosby: 
They had both hit top pair but Cosby was ahead with the higher kicker.
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river to propel Cosby forward to an even bigger stack, closing in on the five million mark.
On a board reading Qasem Jamhour moved all in into an already large pot. His jam was for a a bit over 500,000 and his opponent carefully assessed the situation before making a decision,
Eventually he made the call and Jamhour showed the for the flush while his opponent mucked his inferior hand to give Jamhour a large pot.
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