Richard Kellett opened from the hijack for 250,000. Vincent Lam, on the button, and Noah Bronstein, the big blind, both called.
The trio checked on the flop before Kellett fired for 600,000 on the turn. Lam made the call while Bronstein got out of the way. On the river, Kellett checked over to Lam, who thought for a bit, counting out chips, before putting in a bet of 775,000. Kellett tanked for a minute or so, before making the laydown and giving the pot to Lam.
Vincent Lam raised to 250,000 under the gun and only got called by Aden Salazar in the big blind.
Both checked on the flop and a showed up on the turn. Salazar led out for 185,000 and Lam quickly called.
The completed the board on the river and Salazar sent 460,000 this time. Lam took a minute and potted and Salazar quickly released his cards into the muck.
Richard Kellett opened from early position to 250,000. William Leffingwell, in late position, and Aden Salazar, in the hijack, both called.
On the flop, Kellett checked to Leffingwell who bet the pot. Salazar got out of the way before Kellett moved all in and Leffingwell snap called as the player at risk.
William Leffingwell:
Richard Kellett:
Kellett was ahead with his aces, the turn was of no help to Leffingwell. The on the river gave Kellet the nut flush, and Leffingwell was sent to the rail in 8th place, while Kellett's hot streak continues as his stack now trails only Salazar.
In a blind versus blind situation, William Leffingwell completed and Aden Salazar raised it to 420,000. Leffingwell quickly made the call.
The dealer brought a flop and Leffingwell checked to Salazar who made a small bet worth 175,000. It was enough to grab the pot without more resistance.
Aden Salazar opened from early position for 260,000. Action folded around to Daniel Chuprun in the big blind. He thought for a minute or so, before moving all in for around 1,000,000. Salazar made the snap call and the cards were on their backs.
Daniel Chuprun:
Aden Salazar:
Chuprun was behind, but had plenty of hope with two over cards. The flop was of no help, and neither were the turn or river, which cemented the pot for Salazar. Chuprun was sent to the rail, the first elimination of this final table.
Aden Salazar raised on the button to 420,000 and after some thinking, Vincent Lam potted in the small blind for 1,380,000. It folded back to Salazar who tanked for some time and ended up folding his hand.