Jesse Decker chose the wrong time to put his chips in the middle, four-bet shoving with 
and running right into Dario Sammartino's 
.
Decker was seeing his Main Event come to an end until a three on the 
flop gave him a new life. Decker faded the turn and river — 
— and raked in a surprise double up.
A player in early position raised to 35,000 and got two callers. Marcin Chmielewski three-bet to 150,000. Mark Radoja then four-bet to 290,000. The three players besides Chmielewski folded and the Pole moved all in. Radoja called.
Chmielewski: 
Radoja: 
The board ran out 
and, with neither player holding a spade, Radoja's pocket jacks held, boosting him up over 1.2M chips.
Sean Kenney raised and Robert Van Houghton Jr shoved all in immediately after Kenney opened.
Kenney called and showed 
and was against 
. The board ran out and Van Houghton was drawing dead by the turn. Kenney moved to just over half a million.
Kyle Bowker opened from the hijack and then called the shove of Michael Hahn, who had about 200,000 on the button.
Hahn: 
Bowker: 
Bowker's dominating position became nearly insurmountable after 
flopped. The 
turn sealed the deal, and Hahn told everyone good game.
Faraz Jaka put himself at risk preflop with 
and Jonathan Hilton called, holding 
.
Jaka was in trouble with his Main Event life on the line. The dealer fanned a 
board and Jaka couldn't hit to stay alive.
With about 600,000 in the pot on a board reading , Paul Senat checked from the small blind, as did Nick Maimone from middle position. Alexander Greenblatt was in late position and bet 250,000. Senat went into the tank for a couple of minutes and eventually folded. Maimone quickly called.
The river was the 
. Maimone checked and Greenblatt paused before sliding a stack worth 500,000 in the middle. Maimone didn't waste much time and flashed the before folding his hand. Senat claimed he folded a jack also, and Greenblatt raked in the monster pot.
With about 100,000 chips already in the pot and the board reading 
, the player under the gun bet 50,000 and Ibrahim Nasief called from the hijack.
The fell on the river and Nasief's opponent checked. Nasief bet 100,000 and his opponent mucked.
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