Steve O'Dwyer shoved from the cutoff for 13,891,810 and Michael "Blank0DMT" Schwartz shoved for more from the small blind for the big blind to fold.
Steve O'Dwyer:
Michael "Blank0DMT" Schwartz:
The flop came for Schwartz to improve to a set of kings and O'Dwyer to hit a pair of nines.
The turn was the for O'Dwyer to pick up the ten as outs to split the pot but the river completed the board with the for O'Dwyer to bust in seventh place.
Hui "rrnutscn" Wang raised to 2,500,000 from the button and Arnaud Enselme defended his big blind.
The flop came pad4hts[, Enselme check-called the 2,092,200 continuation-bet of Wang.
The turn was the and Enselme checked again. Wang bet 3,473,052 this time and Enselme called again.
They then both checked through the on the turn. Wang tabled pjsth] for the pair of tens for Enselme too increase his chip lead as he held for the aces.
Tal "tel aviv" Herzog shoved from under the gun for 6,972,934 and was called by Sami "ToasterBono" Koivuneva from the late position while the rest folded.
Tal "tel aviv" Herzog:
Sami "ToasterBono" Koivuneva:
The flop came for Herzog to hit top pair.
The turn was the for Koivuneva to improve to a set of tens for the river to complete the board with the for Herzog to bust in ninth place.
Steve O'Dwyer shoved from the button with the biggest stack and Arnaud Enselme dived deep into the tank from the small blind and then called for the 13,635,092 he had left while the big blind folded.
Arnaud Enselme:
Steve O'Dwyer:
The board ran out for Enselme to flop a pair of eights to double up with.
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