The new level brought small pots with it and both essentially traded the chips back and forth with Sean Troha retaining his lead over Shiva Dudani.
What followed was a button limp by Dudani and Troha raised the pot to 900,000 for Dudani to call.
On a flop of 
, Troha checked and Dudani asked for the size of the pot before he bet 1,200,000 into 2,100,000. Troha raised the pot and then called the shove by Dudani for around seven million.
Shiva Dudani: 
Sean Troha: 
The 
on the turn improved Dudani to jacks and nines but the 
on the river gave Troha queens and jacks to earn the victory. Dudani has to settle for a runner-up finish worth $770,556 and Troha wins his first WSOP gold bracelet, which comes with a top prize worth $1,246,770.
A full recap and the winner reaction are to follow.
