Phil Hellmuth raised from the hijack, Shaun Deeb called all in for 9,000 total from the cutoff, and the blinds got out of the way.
Deeb: 
Hellmuth: 
Deeb was in the lead, although Hellmuth picked up a flush draw on the 
flop. Hellmuth gained more outs as he picked up a straight draw on the 
turn. The river came the 
, and Deeb faded Hellmuth's outs to double up.
Terrence Chan raised the hijack, and Joe McKeehen three-bet the button. Chan called.
McKeehen made a joke about Chan checking dark because of a previous hand with Martin Kabrhel, so Chan checked in the dark. McKeehen said he would bet in the dark, and as the 
flop hit the board, so did McKeehen's bet. Chan raised, and McKeehen called.
The turn was the 
, and Chan bet. This time, McKeehen raised, and Chan called. The river was the 
, and Chan checked. McKeehen bet, Chan raised, and McKeehen folded.
Daniel Negreanu raised from middle position, JC Tran three-bet from the hijack, Sorel Mizzi four-bet from the cutoff, and only Tran called.
Tran proceeded to check-call Mizzi's bets all the way on the 
board.
Mizzi showed 
for a pair of aces and took down the pot.
Phil Hellmuth raised from under the gun, Jared Talarico called from the hijack, Terrence Chan three-bet from the cutoff, Ben Yu four-bet from the big blind, Hellmuth folded, and Talarico and Chan called.
On the 
flop, Yu led out, Talarico called, Chan raised, and Yu and Talarico called.
It was checked to Chan, who bet on the turn, and Talarico was the only caller.
Both players checked the 
river.
Chan showed 
for a pair of jacks, as did Talarico, who revealed 
, and they chopped the pot.
No F.O.M.O. here.
Level: 16
Limits: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
Terrence Chan is building up a stack after beating Ben Yu and Phil Hellmuth within a couple hands. In between, Joe McKeehen beat Martin Kabrhel.
Hellmuth raised, and Chan three-bet from the small blind. Hellmuth called. Chan bet three streets, and Hellmuth called the flop and the turn but folded the river when the board ran out 
.
McKeehen was in the small blind on the next hand and raised into Martin Kabrhel's big blind. He called and said he would call all streets. McKeehen bet the flop and checked the turn. He folded when Kabrhel bet on the the 
board.
Yu and Chan played the next hand. The flop came 
, and Yu check-called three streets. The turn was the , and the river was the 
. Chan won the hand with 
.
Daniel Negreanu raised from the hijack, JC Tran three-bet from the cutoff, Negreanu four-bet, and Tran capped the action and was called.
Negreanu bet on both the 
flop and the turn, and Tran called.
On the river, Negreanu check-called Tran's bet.
Tran turned over 
for a straight on the river, and Negreanu showed 
before he mucked.
Bryce Landier and Ben Yu got three bets in preflop, and Yu flopped an ace. By the end of the hand, Landier was heading to the rail, and Yu was collecting the pot.
A couple hands later, 2015 WSOP World Champion Joe McKeehen raised from middle position, and another former World Champ, Phil Hellmuth, called from the button.
"The World Champs," said Shaun Deeb as the flop came .
"Two very good hold'em players," said Hellmuth.
McKeehen cheked, and Hellmuth bet. McKeehen called. The turn was the , and McKeehen check-called another bet from Hellmuth. Both players checked the 
river, and Hellmuth called out, "Ace-king."
McKeehen responded by turning over 
and won the hand.
At a nearby table, Aron Dermer and Mark Klecan were eliminated.
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