Scott Stewart has chipped up to around 1.78 million over the past two hours. When asked about any interesting hands, he simply said he had no idea and that he hadn't lost a pot in an hour. The 2017 WSOP Main Event 13th place finisher finds himself at or near the top of the leaderboard nearing the end of the sixth level of play for the day.
On a board that read 
Phil Hellmuth made a bet into his opponent who thought for awhile before starting to move his stack all in.
Hellmuth loudly announced call before his opponent had even fully moved his chips into the middle and turned over the 
which made the 
nut flush no good as his opponent walked away after confirming that he was barely covered by Hellmuth.
Dan Zack was recently eliminated from the tournament. The action happened at the end of the previous level, when Ryan Laplante raised to 25,000 from the button and Dan Zack three-bet from the small blind to 67,000. Laplante went all in and Zack called off his remaining chips, totaling around 320,000.
Laplante had 
and Zack had 
and the board ran out clean, securing the knockout for Laplante as Zack was eliminated.
Phil Hellmuth raised to 56,000 from the button. Luigi Shehadeh responded with a shove all in from the small blind. The big blind thought for a moment before folding.
Hellmuth was clearly agitated "You're very amusing you know that" he said to Shehadeh, before reluctantly folding.
"I would bust him everyday if we played everyday. He's literally raised me 19 times. 100% I'm gonna bust him" Hellmuth continued.
"You have a lot of wood to chop Phil" said one of the players at the table, referencing Shehadeh's large stack.
"Well I'm gonna do it. 100%" Hellmuth assured the table and everyone around who would listen.
Action was folded to the player in the hijack who opened with a raise to 41,000. Aditya Sushant called from the cutoff and everybody else folded, taking the two heads up to the 
flop. The original raiser made a continuation-bet of 45,000 and Sushant called. The turn came 
and the original raiser announced he was all in, pushing forward around 150,000. Sushant quickly called, tabling his hand much to his opponent's disbelief.
Aditya Sushant: 
Opponent: 
Sushant was in great shape to secure the knockout. His opponent asked the dealer to turn over a king on the river, but his request was not answered as the river came 
.
On a flop that read 
Shaun Deeb found himself in an all in situation vs Cameron Lemmons. Deeb got the bad news as his 
set was drawing thin against the flopped straight of Lemmons' 
.
The turn and river did not pair the board when it ran out 
and Deeb sent a decent portion of his stack over to Lemmons on his right.
Luigi Shehadeh, the player seated immediately to the left of Phil Hellmuth, continues to amass an impressive stack. His pocket nines held up in a pre-flop all in against 
to send him over a million in chips.
The following players were recently eliminated, finishing in 145-189th place ($2,144).
Victor Choupeaux raised from under the gun to 26,000 and action folded to Luigi Shehadeh in the hijack, who three-bet to 84,000. The players behind folded and Choupeaux made the call. The flop was 
and Choupeaux checked. Shehadeh made a continuation-bet of 63,000 and Choupeaux made the call.
The turn brought 
and Choupeaux again checked to Shehadeh, who thought for some time before firing a second barrel of 142,000. Choupeaux went deep into the tank before folding 
face up.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
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