Josh Reichard went all in for 1,435,000 from the small blind, and Champie Douglas called in the big blind.
Josh Reichard: A♥4♣ 
Champie Douglas: 3♥3♦
It was a great start for Reichard, as the flop came 4♥7♥6♠, and he held as the board ran out 9♣ on the turn and the Q♥ on the river gave him the double up.
Alex Anton raised to 400,000 from the cutoff and Jovan Kenjic jammed from the big blind for 3,615,000. Anton snap-called to try and send another player home.
Jovan Kenjic: A♠J♦
Alex Anton: K♥K♣
Anton had cracked cowboys earlier in the day to score an elimination, but now he needed to dodge an ace himself to send another opponent to the rail.
Anton flopped top set on the K♠10♠6♣ flop, which actually gave Kenjic a few extra outs in the form of a straight draw.
That didn't matter, though, as Anton improved to unbeatable quads on the K♦ turn, cementing the elimination of Kenjic in fifth place.
The Q♣ on the river to give Kenjic a straight was just salt in the wound, as all of his chips headed over to Anton and the tournament was down to four players.
Alex Anton raised to 400,000 on the button holding 8♣5♣, and Josh Reichard defended his big blind with A♣2♠.
The flop came 5♥A♠7♠, giving Anton bottom pair and Reichard top pair. Reichard checked, Anton continued for 300,000, and Reichard called.
The 5♦ paired the board on the turn, improving Anton to trips. Reichard checked again, Anton bet 1,400,000, and Reichard called.
The 7♦ completed the board, giving Anton a full house. After Reichard checked for a third time, Anton moved all in with an overbet of 6,610,000. Reichard asked for a count before making the call, only to see the bad news as Anton tabled a full house to drag the pot.
Josh Reichard limped the button and Jakob Miegel called from the small blind with 30,000 behind. Jovan Kenjic checked in the big blind.
The flop came down 3♦5♦6♦, and the action checked to Reichard, who bet 325,000. Miegel stuck in his last 30,000, and Kenjic also called.
With Miegel all-in, the Q♣ arrived on the turn. Kenjic checked and then folded after Reichard bet 790,000.
Jakob Miegel: K♣Q♦
Josh Reichard: 3♥2♥
Miegel was the favorite with top pair and the flush draw, but the 4♥ on the river was not the card he wanted to see as Reichard improved to a straight, ending Miegel's journey in sixth place.
Julien Sitbon raised to 475,000 from the button, and Josh Reichard called from the small blind. Jakob Miegel called from the big blind for the majority of his stack.
The dealer fanned the Q♦A♣3♠ flop, and the action checked to Sitbon, who bet 450,000. Reichard called, while Miegel folded 9♦7♣.
The A♦ turn brought another check from Reichard, and Sitbon bet 750,000. Reichard called.
The K♦ completed the board, resulting in checks from both players. Reichard turned over A♠9♣ for trip aces to win the pot, while Sitbon mucked Q♥7♥.
Level: 30
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
When it folded to Alex Anton in the small blind, he jammed, and Gregor Sverko called for his stack of 1,980,000.
Gregor Sverko: K♥K♣
Alex Anton: A♠9♣
Sverko came into the final table as the shortest stack and was now at risk for the first time.
His cowboys stayed in front on the 7♣3♥10♦ flop, but the A♥ arrived on the turn to catapult Anton into the lead with top pair.
Nothing changed on the 3♦ river, and Sverko became the next elimination of the final table, finishing in seventh place.
Josh Reichard looked down at 6♥5♥ and raised to 300,000 from the cutoff. Champie Douglas came along from the big blind with A♣7♦.
Both players checked the 7♣4♦3♦ flop before the 10♣ arrived on the turn. Douglas led out for 450,000, which Reichard raised to 1,090,000. Douglas gave it some thought before ultimately opting to let go of his cards.
With K♥K♣, Champie Douglas made it 300,000 to go from early position and Jakob Miegel came along from the big blind holding Q♦J♥.
Both players checked the Q♥4♠K♠ flop before the 9♠ arrived on the turn. Miegel checked for a second time, and Douglas jammed, covering him.
Miegel had 965,000 in his stack and went into the tank, knowing a wrong decision would cost him his tournament life. After quite some time, he tossed his cards away, and Douglas won the pot.
Alex Anton raised to 300,000 from the button and Julien Sitbon called from the big blind.
Two checks came after the J♣9♦6♦ flop, and the A♥ arrived on the turn. Sitbon checked, and Anton bet 275,000. Sitbon continued with a call.
The 5♥ river checked through, and Sitbon won the pot with A♠8♠ for a pair of aces. Anton mucked Q♥6♥ for a pair of sixes.
button in Safari
