Timothy Little raised to 2,100,000 in early position and on the big blind, Steven Stolzenfeld went all-in for 8,300,000. Little called and the cards were tabled.
Steven Stolzenfeld: 
Timothy Little: 
The flop and turn came out 
leaving Steven Stolzenfeld drawing to one out. The 
river gave Little a flush and Stolzenfeld was eliminated in 6th place.
From the small blind, Frank Lagodich raised and David Guay defended in the big blind.
The flop came down 
. Lagodicth bet 800,000, Guay called.
The turn was the 
. Lagodich led again for 2,800,000 and Guay came along for the ride to the river which came the 
to put three spades on board.
Lagodich led with a small downsized bet of 1,400,000. Guay took his time before cutting out a raise to 10,300,000. Lagodich looked uncomfortable immediately and moved around in his chair staring down Guay. Eventually, after a couple of minutes, he called.
Guay tabled the 
for the top flush. Lagodich showed visible frustration, angrily mucked his cards and walked away from the table to cool off as Guay collected the big pot.
Kenneth Inouye went all-in for 5,300,000 and from middle position, David Guay called and action folded all the way around.
Kenneth Inouye: 
David Guay: 
The board ran out 
and Inouye was drawing dead on the turn and left the tournament in 7th place.
From the hijack Jeff Platt raised to 1,800,000. Timothy Little called from the big blind.
The flop came 
. Platt continued with a bet of 1,200,000, Little called.
The turn was the , both players checked it to the river which was the . Little led with a bet of 2,800,000 and Platt folded quickly to send the pot to Little who has now overtaken Platt in chips by a thin margin.
Frank Lagodich went all-in on the button for 13,000,000 and action folded to Joshua Harrison in the big blind who called all in for less.
Joshua Harrison:
Frank Lagodich:
The flop of kept Harrison in the lead, but the turn 
left Harrison drawing dead to a queen to chop on the river. The river came a 
and Harrison was eliminated in 8th place.
Anthony Denove unintentionally flatted under the gun, thinking the big blidn was a raise. Timothy Little called from middle position. David Guay called from the cutoff and the big blind Steven Stozenfeld came along to.
The four players saw a flop of 
. Little jammed all in and was called by Guay, the other two players folded quickly.
Little had the for top pair and the nut flush draw while Guay had two-pair with the 
.
The turn was the to give Little trips and the river was the 
to give him the big pot to more than double.
Level: 36
Blinds: 400,000/800,000
Ante: 800,000
Anthony Denove opened to 1,300,000 on the cutoff and from the small blind, Matthew Raffoul went all-in for 7,600,000. Michael Wang went into the tank for roughly a minute before he declared he was all-in for 11,600,000. Denove checked his hand again and called with the covering stack.
Matthew Raffoul:
Michael Wang: 
Anthony Denove: 
The flop came out which gave Denove top set and left the other two players to draw to backdoors. The turn came a 
meaning Raffoul needed a nine to stay alive, and Wang needed a ten or five. The river came a 
and Denove scooped the biggest pot of the whole tournament, eliminating Raffoul in 10th place and Wang in 9th place, because he had more chips.
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