Jordan Spurlin limped and Tommy Le check in the big blind to the 
flop. Both players checked to the 
turn and Le bet 250,000. Spurlin called to see the 
river, where Le checked. Spurlin checked behind, and showed 
for trip fours to cut into Le's chip lead.
Tommy Le raised the pot to 720,000 and Jordan Spurlin defended the big blind and big blind ante. The flop fell 
and Spurlin checked, which triggered a bet worth 800,000 by Le and a fold by Spurlin.
After earning yet another pot, Le pulled into a three-to-one lead.
Spurlin then limped in and Le checked it back to see the 
flop for free. Le checked to Spurlin who bet 400,000 and the call of Le followed. The 
followed on the turn and Le checked once more, this time prompting a check back of Spurlin.
After the 
river, both players checked it down and Spurlin won the pot with 
as Le had missed a straight draw with 
.
In the first of back-to-back hands, Tommy Le raised and Jordan Spurlin re-raised the pot to 2,160,000. Le folded the Spurlin snapped Le's streak of four straight pots.
The next hand saw Jordan Spurlin limp and call Tommy Le's raise to 720,000. Le bet the flop of 
and Spurlin folded, handing the chips right back to Le.
Jordan Spurlin raised the pot to 720,000 in the first hand of the new level and Tommy Le repotted to 2,160,000, which Spurlin called after 24 seconds of consideration. On a flop of 
, Le took 43 seconds before betting 4 million and that won the pot without resistance.
The next limped pot saw Le bet the flop and he raked in yet another pot.
Level: 32
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
Jordan Spurlin limped and Tommy Le checked to see a 
flop. Both players check to the 
turn, and again to the river. After Le checked, Spurlin's bet of 450,000 was called.
Jordan Spurlin: 
Tommy Le: 
Le showed the better hand with queens and deuces to take it down.
On the next hand, Le raised to 600,000 on the button and Spurlin called to see the 
flop. Spurlin check-folded to Le's bet of 600,000, as Le widened the chip gap.
Level: 31
Blinds: 120,000/240,000
Ante: 240,000
Jordan Spurlin raised the pot to 700,000 on the button and Chris Sandrock repotted to 1.7 million in the big blind. Spurlin then moved all-in and Sandrock called for the last 3.21 million.
Chris Sandrock: 
Jordan Spurlin: 
The 
flop left Sandrock on thin ice as one of the tens for his gutshot was dead. It was all over on the turn as Spurlin filled up to aces full and that made the river a formality. Sandrock's roller coaster ride ended in third place and he takes home $324,800.
After being the far shortest stack half an hour ago, Spurlin enters heads-up against Tommy Le with a narrow chip lead.
Chris Sandrock raised to 600,000 on the button and Tommy Le called to see the 
flop. Le checked and Sandrock fired 500,000, which was quickly called. Both players checked the 
turn and river, and Le tabled 
to take more chips from Sandrock.
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