Joe Mckeehen raised the button and was called by both Yueqi Zhu and Michael Moncek in the blinds.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and once checked to, McKeehen fired a bet, which was enough to take down the pot. McKeehen showed the 
before giving his hand back to the dealer.
Joe McKeehen raised pre flop and Ben Ross and Christoph Kwon came along from the blinds.
The flop came 
and action checked to McKeehen, who bet. Only Ross called to see the 
turn.
McKeehen bet again, but this time Ross came back with a raise. McKeehen called.
The river was the 
and McKeehen called another bet. Ross showed an ace, but McKeehen had 
for a full house to take the pot.
"I'm going backwards, champ," Ross said to his nemesis following the hand.
Yueqi Zhu raised the small blind and Michael Moncek put in a three-bet, which Zhu called.
On the flop of 
, Zhu check-called the continuation from Moncek.
The 
hit the turn and Zhu took the lead, firing out a bet which Moncek called.
When the 
completed the board, Zhu checked and Moncek tossed out a bet. Zhu took his time and ultimately decided to call. Moncek tabled 
, making a pair of kings on the river and Zhu mucked his hand.
Steven Wolansky raised preflop and Joe McKeehen called from the big blind. The flop came 
and Wolansky continued with a bet.
McKeehen came back with a raise and Wolansky was forced to give up his hand.
The next hand, Wolansky called a raise from Yueqi Zhu, leaving himself only around 50,000 behind. The flop came 
and they got the rest of it in the middle.
Steven Wolansky:
Yueqi Zhu: 
Wolansky was dominated and got no help on the 
runout, being sent to the payout desk to collect $24,149 for his sixth-place finish.
Joe McKeehen raised in early position and Fred Lavassani three-bet in the big blind. McKeehen called.
The dealer fanned a flop of 
and Lavassani continued with a bet. McKeehen instantly dropped two 100,000-value chips for a raise and Lavassani put his remaining stack of roughly 230,000 across the line.
Fred Lavassani: 
Joe McKeehen: 
Lavassani was looking for a ten to stay alive but the 
on the turn sealed his fate and the river was just a formality as Lavassani was sent to the payout desk in 7th place for $18,100.
Level: 30
Blinds: 50,000-100,000
Limits: 100,000-200,000
Players are currently on a 15-minute break.
Ben Ross raised from early position and both Steven Wolansky and Yueqi Zhu came along from the blinds.
All three players checked the flop before Zhu bet on the 
turn.
Only Ross called to the river, when Zhu put out another bet.
"If you have a flush, you're good," Ross said as he called.
Zhu didn't have just a flush. He turned over the for a royal flush as he stopped to take a picture of the board before players went off on break.
Yueqi Zhu raised the button and Ben Ross three-bet from the big blind. Zhu called.
The dealer spread a flop of 
and Ross fired in a bet. Zhu made the call.
The fell on the turn and Ross wasted no time tossing chips across the line to bet. Zhu stuck in a call and as soon as he did, Ross fired a bet in the dark.
The landed on the river and Zhu went into the tank. After a few moments, he called off his stack of 120,000. Ross tabled for ace-high and Zhu doubled up with .
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