Johnny Oshana limped in, and Kenneth Baime checked his option.
Baime then check-called a bet of 10,000,000 on the 5♦2♣J♥ flop, bringing the two to a J♠ turn.
Here, action went check, check, before Baime bet 13,500,000 on the 4♥ river. Oshana didn't take too long before making the call with 3♦2♦, and his two pair was good against the K♦8♠ of Baime.
Ryan Hull moved all in from the button for 30,000,000, and Johnny Oshana called from the big blind.
Ryan Hull: J♣2♣ 
Johnny Oshana: 9♠9♥
The board brought A♥8♦4♠10♠Q♥, and a pair of nines worked for Oshana, eliminating Hull.
Kenneth Baime limped in from the small blind and Johnny Oshana checked his option in the big.
On a flop of 6♥2♥J♥ Baime bet out for 6,000,000 and Oshana raised to 12,000,000. Baime made the fold.
The very next hand, Baime raised to 12,000,000 on the button and was called by Ryan Hull in the big blind. Hull then check-folded to a bet of 10,000,000 on the 3♦2♠6♣ flop.
Level: 44
Blinds: 3,000,000/6,000,000
Ante: 6,000,000
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The three remaining players are on a 15-minute break.
Ryan Hull folded on the button, and Kenneth Baime limped in from the small blind. Johnny Oshana then made it 15,000,000 to go from the big blind before Baime shoved over the top.
Oshana thought for quite some time before finally letting his cards go.
Luis Genel moved all in from the small blind for 32,500,000, and Ryan Hull called from the big blind with slightly more chips.
Luis Genel: A♥6♦
Ryan Hull: 6♠6♣
The board stayed safe for the sixes with 4♣5♦4♥J♦5♣, and two pair won Hull the knockout.
Johnny Oshana opened to 11,000,000 first to act. Luis Genel, who had chipped down some due to the elevated blinds, moved all in for 15,000,000 on his left. It folded back to Oshana, who laughed. "The only time I try to bluff!" he announced, while sticking in the extra 4,000,000.
Luis Genel: Q♥J♦
Johnny Oshana: 7♣4♠
Oshana still had two live cards, but they weren't very live following the J♣J♥6♦ flop. Genel then hit a full house on the 4♦6♠ runout for good measure, as he continued the spin-up.
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