Poker vlogger Justin "Miles" Barnum had just 250,000 chips to his name as the big blind approached, meaning he was forced all in blind, unable to pay the full big blind ante. Harjas Wadhwa shoved from the hijack, and it was just the two who went to a runout.
Justin "Miles" Barnum: K♥8♥
Harjas Wadhwa: 7♥7♦
Barnum peeled his first card, optimistically announcing, "overcard!" His wish was rewarded as he saw a king. It got even better as his second card gave him two suited overs. He took the lead on the 8♠3♥5♠ flop and ended up improving to a flush on the 10♥9♥ runout. "Comeback of the century!" he said to his phone as he attempted to begin the spin-up.
Unfortunately, he busted just a few hands later, as his A♥8♥ hit trip eights, but lost out to Sanjeev Kapoor's Jx10x on a Qx9x4x8x8x board.
John Dorsey opened to 400,000 from middle position. Barry Shulman to his left shoved for 1,850,000. Then Carlos Perez in the cutoff four-bet all in for 3,550,000. Dorsey asked for the count but folded.
Barry Shulman: A♠3♥
Carlos Perez: 10♥10♠
Shulman hit a pair two pair on 6♥K♦6♣Q♣3♦, but it wasn't enough to beat Perez and he was sent to the rail. After the hand, Dorsey gave his little air horn to Perez so he can press it to celebrate the win of the pot.
Briant Alavez opened up the bidding with a raise to 500,000 from early position. Kathleen Mitchell was two doors down, and she jammed for a total of 925,000. Action got back round to Alavez, who quickly called off.
Kathleen Mitchell: Q♠10♠
Briant Alavez: K♦9♦
The 8♦7♦9♥ flop had something for both players: Alavez flopped incredibly well with top pair and a flush draw, but Mitchell was still very live with an open-ender and two overcards. That being said, her number of outs was reduced, as she would be drawing dead should a diamond be dealt. It wasn't, but the A♠3♥ runout wasn't enough to keep her alive.
Not long after he doubled up with kings, Frederick Levy opened to 550,000 from early position. Ramond Takhsh in middle position three-bet to 1,550,000, Levy moved all in for a bit more than 3,000,000 and Takhsh called.
Frederick Levy: A♦K♦
Ramond Takhsh: K♣K♥
This time, it was Levy's turn to run into kings. He found a flush draw with the 3♥5♦Q♦ flop, but the 4♣J♣ runout didn't complete his flush and he was eliminated.
Lena Moua opened the action with a shove from middle position. The count was 2,700,000, and William Hitchcock decided to shove over the top for just 125,000 more. They were the only two players who paid to see a runout, and Hitchcock showed the goods.
Lena Moua: 9♠9♥
William Hitchcock: A♦A♠
The 4♠4♥2♠ flop was safe for Hitchcock, as was the Q♥. "Spade!" said Hitchcock, and he got his wish as the 8♠ river secured the pot.