Lonny Weitzel limped from the button before Wesley Cameron limped from the small blind. Richard Jutte checked his option to send the three players to a flop.
Both Cameron and Jutte checked on the 10♠5♦3♥ flop, and Weitzel fired 450,000. Cameron called to stay in the hand, and Jutte folded.
Both Cameron and Weitzel checked the 8♠ turn.
When the 9♥ river came, Cameron chose to bet 500,000, which resulted in a fold from Weitzel.
Lonny Weitzel raised from the hijack to 625,000 and was met with an all in from Richard Frandsen, amounting to 2,300,000. Weitzel made the call, and the players revealed their cards.
Richard Frandsen: 7♠7♣ 
Lonny Weitzel: A♠5♠
Frandsen was ahead, but the flop K♠4♦2♠ gave Weitzel a world of outs.
The turn 9♥ kept Frandsen in the lead, and when the deck failed to provide an ace, three or spade on the 10♣ river, Frandsen collected his double up.
Damir Stefanic raised from the button to 725,000 and was called by Lonny Weitzel in the big blind. Weitzel checked the 9♥4♣J♦ flop and faced a bet from Stefanic for 825,000. Weitzel folded to end the hand.
In the following hand, Lawrence Whyte raised to 725,000 on the button, and faced an all-in raise by Wesley Cameron from the big blind to 3,250,000. Whyte folded to end the hand.
Edwin Huston moved all in from under the gun for 1,700,000. Action folded to Damir Stefanic in the big blind, who took one look at his cards and made the call.
Edwin Huston: A♦7♦
Damir Stefanic: A♠Q♠
Huston was at risk and dominated, but the 6♣9♦K♦ provided plenty of hope.
The turn 2♣ had no effect, prompting Huston to use his "one-time," hoping for a diamond or seven river.
Unfortunately for Huston, though, the river 2♥ sealed his fate, leading him to thank the players and say his goodbyes.
Level: 32
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Richard Jutte began with a raise to 800,000 from middle position and was called by Lawrence Whyte in the big blind.
Whyte checked the flop of 8♠6♥A♥ before Jutte bet 600,000. Whyte called to send them to a turn.
Both players checked down on the 5♥ turn and the K♣ river.
Whyte showed 9♦9♥ for a pair of nines, and Jutte folded without showing.
Damir Stefanic raised from the button to 575,000, which was met by a three-bet to 1,300,000 from Lawrence Whyte in the big blind. Stefanic immediately announced he was all in, a bet totalling 9,375,000.
This sent Whyte into the tank, unsure of how best to proceed. He let his opponent know that he has a habit of running into pocket aces, and shortly after folded pocket nines face up.
A friendly gesture was extended from Stefanic to Whyte, as he showed him pocket kings, letting his opponent know he made a good fold.
Richard Jutte raised to 700,000 from middle position, and then made the call when big blind, Edwin Huston, moved all in for 1,000,000.
Edwin Huston: Q♦J♥
Richard Jutte: K♦10♣
The flop 10♥6♦J♠ gave both players a pair, but crucially, Huston had taken the lead.
The J♣ turn wrapped up the pot for Huston, before the dealer had even revealed the 9♣ river.
Lonny Weitzel raised from early position to 450,000 and was called in two spots by Richard Frandsen in the cutoff and Martin Kohler on the button.
The flop fanned out 2♠8♦3♠. Weitzel bet 375,000, and was called once again by both Frandsen and Kohler.
The K♠ turn slowed down Weitzel, who checked. Frandsen bet 1,500,000, but Kohler wanted to play for more and raised it to 3,000,000. Frandsen gave it a quick thought before he folded, as did Weitzel.
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