Joshua Biedak raised the last of his stack preflop for approx. 800,000 and Igor Zektser made the call out of the blind.
Joshua Biedak: J♠8♠8♦5♦4♣
Igor Zektser: A♥Q♥J♥10♥9♠
Biedak was rooting for spades when the A♠7♥J♣ scrolled across the board but the J♦ closed the door on his hopes as Zektser made a full house. The river fell an irrelevant Q♣.
A comradery had been formed amongst the remaining players and Biedak went around the table and congratulated the remaining players.
Igor Zektser opened to 500,000 from the hijack and Paul Sincere defended from the big blind.
The flop came 7♦2♥3♦ and Sincere bet 1,475,000. Zektser announced pot and Sincere snap-called, nearly tabling his hand before Ryan Hoenig pointed out that they were not all-in and Sincere still had around 500,000 behind.
On the A♠ turn Sincere quickly got his last chips in the middle and Zektser called to put him at risk.
Paul Sincere: A♦K♣9♠6♠2♦
Igor Zektser: A♣K♥K♦4♦3♥
Sincere had the nut-flush draw and an ace-six low draw but Zektser was a big favorite to scoop with the nut-low draw and an overpair. The 4♠ river gave Sincere the best low.
"Wow. How bad am I running? I'm scoopung until that four on the river" Zektser commented as the pot was split.
Nicolas Milgrom opened to 875,000 from the hijack, leaving 425,000 behind and Igor Zektser raised from the cutoff, Milgrom shoved and Zektser called to put him at risk.
Nicolas Milgrom: A♠Q♦J♠5♥2♣
Igor Zektser: A♦K♥K♦9♦3♣
The board ran out 8♠9♥5♦7♥10♣ giving Milgrom the nut-low and nut-straight to double up.
Nicolas Milgrom limped the small blind and Igor Zektser raised to 650,000. Milgrom called.
Heads up they saw the A♥9♥4♥. Both players checked.
The turned peeled the 4♠ and Milgrom led for 1,700,000 with only a few chips left behind. Zektser raised to put Milgrom's remaining chips at risk. Milgrom called.
Nicolas Milgrom: 6♠5♣4♦3♦2♣
Igor Zektser: A♣K♣J♠5♥2♥
Both players had turned the wheel but Zektser had a flush for the high. Milgrom improved to a full house with the 4♥ but it was a needle, as Zektser made the five-high straight flush.
A Few Hands Later:
Shiva Dudani got the rest of his chips in the middle and at risk against Igor Zektser on a board reading 9♣7♥4♥5♣.
Shiva Dudani: A♥K♠Q♥8♣2♣
Igor Zektser: A♠K♥10♦4♣2♥
Zektser had the best high hand at the moment with a pair of fours, both players had a heart draw, and Dudani had a club draw.
The 8♦ kept their lows the same but Dudani improved to a pair of eights for the high, awarding him three quarters.
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Joshua Biedak opened to 875,000 on the button, leaving 900,000 behind.
"Good luck Josh" Ryan Hoenig told his opponent from the big blind before shoving with a covering stack. Biedak snap-called and was at risk.
Joshua Biedak: A♠Q♦10♣9♦2♦
Ryan Hoenig: A♥9♥7♦6♥2♠
"Yes, nine-ten!" Biedak exclaimed upon seeing the 7♥6♦8♠ flop, being virtually guaranteed three quarters of the pot with the nut-straight and same low as Hoenig; The 9♠ turn improved Hoenig to two pair before the 6♠ landed on the river, giving Hoenig a full house to take three quarters of the pot in brutal fashion.
"Oh my god" Biedak commented with a bewildered expression as half his stack was pushed over to Hoenig.
Shiva Dudani opened to 875,000 from the button, leaving 925,000 behind. Paul Sincere shoved with a covering stack from the big blind and Dudani called, putting himself at risk.
Shiva Dudani: A♥K♦9♣7♣4♦
Paul Sincere: K♠K♥3♥3♦2♥
The board ran out 5♠7♠Q♠J♦10♥ giving Dudani a Broadway straight to double.