Jonathan Cohen raised on the button and Kyle Dilschneider and Matthew Schreiber called from the blinds.
Schreiber checked on the 
flop and Cohen raised. Dilschneider and Schreiber both called. Cohen bet again on the 
turn and only Dilschneider called.
Cohen bet again on the 
river and Dilschneider called.
"Aces up," Cohen announced before showing 
to win the big pot.
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Jonathan Cohen opened on the button and Kyle Dilschneider and Matthew Schreiber both called from the blinds.
Schreiber bet on the flop of 
and only Dilschneider called. Dilschneider checked on the 
turn and Schreiber bet again. Dilschneider check-raised and Schreiber called.
Dilschneider bet on the 
river and Schreiber raised.
"You've got me," Dilschneider said before quickly folding.
After losing a big portion of his stack in a pot against Kyle Dilschneider, Matthew Gonzales opened from under the gun and was called by Matthew Schreiber in the big blind.
Schreiber checked on the flop of 
and called a bet from Gonzales. Schreiber then check-raised on the 
turn and Gonzales re-raised in turn. Schreiber called.
Schreiber checked on the 
river and snap-called a bet from Gonzales, who tabled an overpair with 
. It was no good against the flopped two pair of Gonzales with 
.
Gonzales was left with crumbs and was forced in from the big blind the next hand in a heads-up pot against Kyle Dilschneider.
Matthew Gonzales: 
Kyle Dilschneider: 
The flop of 
didn't help Gonzales but he picked up a pair on the turn. But the 
on the river gave Dilschneider a straight and Gonzales was eliminated in fourth place after running cold since returning from the dinner break.
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Matthew Gonzales opened on the button and Jonathan Cohen three-bet from the small blind. Gonzales called.
Cohen bet on the 
flop and Gonzales called. Cohen then checked on the 
turn and folded when Gonzales bet.
Matthew Gonzales in the big blind was in a heads-up pot against Matthew Schreiber in the small blind.
Schreiber bet on the flop of 
and Gonzales called. Schreiber checked on the turn and Gonzales checked back. Both players checked again on the 
river.
Gonzales announced he had a jack but it was not enough to beat the 
of Schreiber for a better pair.
Gonzales also told PokerNews about an earlier hand where he took a brutal beat in a set-over-set cooler against Jonathan Cohen. Gonzales had a set of jacks versus the set of aces of Cohen, who was awarded a pot worth 1,400,000.
Matthew Gonzales opened and Joey Couden three-bet all-in with his short stack. Gonzales called.
Joey Couden: 
Matthew Gonzales: 
The flop came 
to give Couden the lead with a pair of nines, but a runout of 
improved Gonzales to a straight for Couden to bow out in fifth place.
Joey Couden opened from the cutoff and Kyle Dilschneider defended from the big blind.
Both players checked on the flop of 
and Dilschneider check-called on the 
turn. Dilschneider then led out on the river and Couden folded.
The next hand, Couden opened from the button and Matthew Schreiber called out of the big blind. Schreiber checked on the flop of 
and called a bet from his opponent. The turn checked through and Schreiber led out on the river. Couden folded.
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