| Seat | Player | Country | Chip Count | Big Blinds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Honghao Zhang | United States | 5,000,000 | 42 |
| 2 | Harlan Karnofsky | United States | 19,680,000 | 164 |
| 3 | Michel Molenaar | Netherlands | 4,500,000 | 38 |
| 4 | Daniel Hill | United States | 3,110,000 | 26 |
| 5 | Thai Dinh | United States | 1,400,000 | 12 |
| 6 | Julien Duveau | France | 2,500,000 | 21 |
| 7 | David Rees | United States | 9,550,000 | 80 |
Michel Molenaar raised from the small blind to 420,000 and Justin Arnwine three-bet all in for his 1,550,000 remaning stack from the big blind. Molenaar made a quick call and the players flipped their cards.
Justin Arnwine: K♣10♣
Michel Molenaar: K♠Q♣
Arnwine was behing and the 7♦9♥5♣ flop didn't bring him too much to work with.
The A♣ was turned, and Arnwine's tournament life came to an end after seeing the 3♠ river.
Harlan Karnofsky opened to 260,000 from the small blind and called when Michel Molenaar made it 750,000 from the big blind.
Action checked through to showdown. The board read J♦10♦8♣Q♥J♠, and Molenaar tabled Ax10x for jacks and tens.
"Last time I check," said Karnofsky, as he had the straight with A♥9♦.
A few hands later, the duo battled once again in the blinds. On a board of K♠10♠Q♥2♠, Karnofsky had a bet of 475,000 out in front of him, which was around half of the pot. Molenaar called. The 7♥ river checked through to showdown where Karnosky tabled K♥10♦ for kings and tens.
Molenaar, usually so composed, threw out his arms in disbelief, before mucking his hand.
David Rees opened to 250,000 from under the gun and Justin Arnwine moved all in for his last 745,000 from the big blind. Rees made the call and the players flipped their hands.
Justin Arnwine: 7♥7♠
David Rees: 3♠3♦
Arnwine was looking to hold and held on the J♠10♣8♣J♣A♠ runout with very little sweat.
In the next hand Arnwine jammed from the small blind and scooped the big blind from Rees.
Harlan Karnofsky opened to 250,000 on the button, and Michel Molenaar three-bet to 850,000 from the small blind. Karnofsky called, and the players saw a Q♠6♥4♥ flop.
Molenaar continued for 350,000, and Karnofsky made a quick call, taking them to the 2♠ turn. Molenaar opted to check, Karnofsky bet 1,250,000, and Molenaar stuck around to see the J♦ fall on the river.
Molenaar made another check, Karnofsky bet a clean 2,000,000, which was enough to force a fold from Molenaar.
Thai Dinh limped from the small blind, and Honghao Zhang checked from the big blind, taking the pair to the Q♠3♥J♥ flop.
Dinh bet 150,000, and Zhang called to see the K♠ turn. Dinh checked, Zhang bet 250,000, and that was enough to see Dinh muck his hand.
Level: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Action was caught on a completed board of K♦8♠A♦7♣J♠. Honghao Zhang, in the cutoff, bet 600,000 into a pot of around 1,000,000. Daniel Hill pondered briefly, before flicking in a call.
Hill vented his frustration after his opponent tabled Q♣10♥ for Broadway, which beat his A♠J♣.
There's been plenty of action on Table 116, where Harlan Karnofsky has taken a big lead while Justin Arnwine has dropped even further as the short stack.
Karnofsky raised to 200,000 from the cutoff and received calls from Michel Molenaar and Justin Arnwine on the button and small blind. Karnofsky bet 450,000 on the K♠7♦3♣ flop. Only Molenaar called. The 10♣ turn and 3♥ river checked through to showdown, where Karnofsky's K♣J♣ was best.
The very next hand, Arnwine made it 200,000 from the button and received calls from David Rees and Karnofsky from the blinds. Arnwine continued for 200,000 on the K♣10♣9♠ flop. Only Rees called. The 2♥ turn checked through to the 4♠ river, where Rees' bet of 500,000 folded out Arnwine.
Arnwine received a small rebate on the next deal, raising to 200,000 from the cutoff and getting called by everyone at the table. He fired out 560,000 on the 8♥4♣3♠ flop, which took down the pot.
Two hands later, Karnofsky opened to 200,000 from the cutoff and called when Arnwine made it 900,000 from the small blind. Karnofsky called a bet of 375,000 on the Q♦9♣3♥ flop, bringing in the Q♠ turn. Arnwine sized up to 700,000 but snap-folded when Karnofsky jammed as the big stack.
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