It folded to small blind Patrick Day who put Justin Hotte-McKinnon all in for his remaining 455,000 chips. After a brief moment, Hotte-McKinnon pulled the trigger to call.
Justin Hotte-McKinnon: Q♦5♣
Patrick Day: 10♣7♥
The flop fell Q♠7♦2♠ and Hotte-McKinnen took the lead. He held on to the lead on the 8♠ turn but the 10♦ river ended the tournament for him.
Hotte-McKinnon was eliminated in 6th place and collected $35,000.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
In a battle of the blinds, Ronnie Day raised from the small blind to 360,000 and was called by Patrick White to his left.
Day continued for 225,000 on the 6♣7♥3♠ flop, with White calling to the 4♦ turn. The action repeated with Day betting 400,000 before both players saw the 9♦ river.
Day slowed down with a check, calling quickly once White moved all-in with the bigger stack.
Ronnie Day: 9♣9♥
Patrick White: K♦8♠
Day called White's bluff with trip nines, earning the full double thanks to his check on the river.
Hunter McClelland raised to 250,000 with A♣6♣ on the button and Wissam Gahshan called from the small blind with A♦7♦.
Both players checked the 7♥3♦9♦ flop, before Gahshan led out on the J♣ turn for 260,000. McClelland took a moment before making the fold, as Gahshan saw his stack climb back over the 3,000,000 mark.
Wissam Gahshan opened up the action with a bet under the gun with A♠5♠ to 250,000 and it folded to big blind Hunter McClelland.
When he looked down he found K♠Q♠ and that was reason enough for him to three-bet to 750,000. It didn't take too long for Gahshan to give up on the hand as McClelland collected the chips.
Wissam Gahshan raised to 250,000 with A♥8♣ on the button, finding calls from Ronnie Day in the small blind with K♣J♥ and Patrick White in the big blind with K♦8♠.
Gahshan followed checks from his opponents on the 2♥8♥K♥ flop with a continuation bet of 325,000. Day and White both called to see the J♣ turn.
Day checked again, with White taking the betting lead sliding out 500,000 chips. Gahshan called, as did Day to the 9♦ river.
This time all three players checked around, with Day tabling two pair to take down the pot.
The final five players have reached the first break of the day.
Play will resume in approximately 10 minutes.
Level: 30
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
Patrick White raised from the button to 350,000 with K♠9♠ and Brent Gregory three-bet from the small blind with A♠6♦ to 800,000. White opted for the call and they went heads-up to the flop.
The flop fell 8♠2♥2♦ and both players checked. The Q♠ was dealt on the turn and Gregory put out a delayed c-bet of 425,000. White stuck around with a call and the 2♠ completed the board.
both players quickly checked and White showed his hand took it down with the best hand.
Patrick White called from the small with A♦5♥ and Brent Gregory checked his option in the big blind with 5♠4♦.
Both players checked the 2♦6♠A♣ flop, with White leading for 300,000 on the Q♥ turn and Gregory calling.
White led out again for 500,000 on the 3♣ river with top pair, only to be met by an all-in raise from Gregory to 2,630,000 with his straight.
White asked for a count, then took a moment before making the fold as Gregory took down the battle of the blind.
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