Leif Force and Santhosh Suvarna got it all in on a board reading J♦5♥A♣10♣ with the same hand, however Suvarna was holding a redraw.
Leif Force: K♠Q♣10♠8♥ 
Santhosh Suvarna: K♣Q♦8♣3♦
The river 10♦ kept both players playing Broadway, and the pot was split.
Jared Ingles limped from the cutoff before Georgios Tsoupras raised to 23,000 from the button. Phil Hellmuth, who was sitting in the small blind, agonizingly folded his cards. Ingles limp-raised to 77,000, and Tsoupras jammed. Ingles called for his 98,000 total and the cards were turned over.
Jared Ingles: K♥K♣Q♥J♣
Georgios Tsoupras: A♥10♠8♥7♠
Ingles flopped top set on the K♠9♣8♣ flop, while Tsoupras had a straight draw. The 7♥ turn and 4♠ river didn't help Tsoupras, and Ingles pulled in the pot.
Christian Harder got it all in preflop for just 22,000 in the big blind. David Diaz in the cutoff made the call.
Christian Harder: A♣Q♦5♠2♣
David Diaz: A♥5♥8♠7♦
Harder was ahead the whole way, and seemed unbeatable on the 2♦4♠Q♣ flop. The 6♣ turn brought in plenty of extra outs for his opponent, but the A♠ meant top two would see him double.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Scott Seiver made it 14,000 under the gun only to be three-bet to 48,000 by Xiaochuan Zhang on the button. When it got back to Seiver, he called with around 120,000 remaining in his stack.
Seiver and Zhang checked to the river on a board of K♣Q♣5♣J♦6♠ before Seiver bet 80,000. After a few moments of deliberation, Zhang called and was shown K♥10♥9♦8♦ for a straight by Seiver. Zhang mucked, and Seiver dragged in the pot.
Following a raise to 10,000 from Corey Wright on the button, Kyle Knecht potted it to 34,000 in the small blind, leaving just 23,000 behind. Wright made the call, then called again when Knecht shoved on the Q♠10♦J♦ flop.
Kyle Knecht: A♥A♦Q♦3♦
Corey Wright: K♣Q♣5♦5♣
Knecht had flopped a Royal Draw, and improved to Broadway on the K♠ turn. He held against Wright's outs on the brick 2♠ river to get him the double.
Michael Mizrahi won a poker tournament at Wynn Las Vegas on Sunday night while the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event played down to a final table.
The tournament, one of the last in the Wynn Summer Classic, was a $600 No-Limit Hold'em event that attracted 137 entries, creating a prize pool of $70,555. Mizrahi collected $19,049 after beating Rodruigo Cella heads-up.
You might be scratching your head trying to figure out how "The Grinder" played for 13 hours at Horseshoe in the WSOP Main Event and won a tournament at Wynn on the same day. Alex Foxen double-dipped earlier this summer in WSOP and Wynn events, and he even cashed in both at the same time.
Xixiang Luo bet 20,000 out of the big blind on a board of 8♦J♦6♣J♥, and Dario Alioto called from the button.
Luo was quick to bet 42,000 upon seeing the 9♥ roll off on the river. Alioto tossed in one chip to indicate a call, but then was forced to match the full bet after seeing Luo's rivered straight holding A♦7♠9♠5♠.
Dan Sepiol opened with a raise to 12,000 under the gun. Santhosh Suvarna then potted to 42,000 from the cutoff. Giuseppe Pantaleo called on the button, and Sepiol called, too.
On a flop of 2♦8♥8♦ Suvarna continued for 40,000 when checked to. Both other players folded.
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