Scott Stewart raised from under the gun and Michael Sklenicka called out of the big blind. On the flop of , both players checked and the fell on the turn. Sklenicka bet 225,000 and Stewart called to see the on the river.
Sklenicka bet 375,000 and Stewart moved all in. "I guess I induced it," Sklenicka said and asked for a count. Stewart was all in for 2,525,000 and Sklenicka added, "I don't think you shove queen-ten for value." Half a minute passed and the Czech called.
Stewart rolled over for a full house and Sklenicka mucked his for a flush. "What a turn card," the Czech sighed and dropped back to 6.5 million chips.
From under the gun, Zu Zhou raised to 225,000. [Removed:508] then three-bet to 550,000. Action folded around and Zhou called.
The flop came down and Zhou checked over to Crivello. Crivello fired a bet of 800,000 which Zhou called.
On the turn, both players checked to see the on the river. Zhou led out for 800,000 and, after about 30 seconds, Crivello called. Zhou showed and Crivello took a couple looks at his cards before sending them into the muck. That big pot pushed Zhou over the 10-million-chip mark.
Scott Stewart raised it up to 200,000 from middle position and Travis Lutes was the lone caller from the big blind. The flop of was checked through and the hit the turn. Lutes bet out 285,000 and Stewart raised it up to 600,000. Lutes called and the completed the board.
Lutes checked it over to Stewart who started to count out his big chips. Stewart thought for about a minute before he dropped a stack in to put Lutes all in. Lutes immediately lifted his cards off the felt and announced call, showing for a rivered straight.
Stewart's head dropped as he was forced to show for a rivered pair of kings that were no good. Stewart dropped to 3.1 million while Lutes doubled up to just under 4 million.
John Hesp was in early position and raised to 250,000. Neil Patel was on the button and thought about it for a minute before pushing in the rest of his stack for 2,110,000. Hesp laid down his cards and Patel picked up some chips to add to his stack.
Right after break, Pedro Oliveira defended the big blind against a Robin Hegele open to 200,000.
The flop was and Oliveira led for 320,000. Hegele called. The turn was the and Oliveira bet again, this time making it 640,000. Hegele folded.
In the next hand, Nick Guagenti opened to 250,000 and Hegele asked for a better look at his remaining stack. Guagenti had about 2,400,000 and Hegele raised to 750,000. Guagenti quickly moved all in as soon as the action as back on him and Hegele folded just as quickly.
Kfir Nahum raised to 250,000 from under the gun and Joshua Horton three-bet to 750,000 in the big blind, which Nahum quickly called. On the flop, Horton checked and called a bet worth 900,000 by Nahum. The fell on the turn and Horton checked again.
Nahum announced a bet of 2 million chips and wasn't done with cutting out the chips for it yet when Horton announced all in. Within a second, Nahum said, "I fold," and lost a huge portion of his stack, dropping to just 18 big blinds as a result.
Zu Zhou raised to 210,000 from the cutoff and Joshua Marvin three-bet to 650,000 on the button. Zhou four-bet to 1,005,000 and Marvin quickly moved all in. Zhou snap-called.
Zhou was at risk and well ahead with up against Marvin's .
The flop came and Zhou remained ahead with two aces. The turn was the and the river was the , giving Zhou a double-up to 8,200,000.
During the first break on Day 6, PokerNews caught up with Superman (also known as Jonathan Dwek) who is pleased with his spot in the tournament at the moment after winning a big hand early. Dwek entered the day with a bit over 1.9 million chips.
“I’m up to 7,400,000 — it was a good level,” Dwek said. “Yesterday I was thinking I’d be back and knocked out right away. It was not a good day yesterday, but now I’m feeling good.”
The CFO of a tech company, the Toronto native has scored his first Main Event cash in a big way and is hoping to bring some fun back to the game. PokerNewsspoke with him on Saturday about his trip to the WSOP.
, both players checked and the 
fell on the turn. Sklenicka bet 225,000 and Stewart called to see the 
on the river.
for a full house and Sklenicka mucked his 
for a flush. "What a turn card," the Czech sighed and dropped back to 6.5 million chips.
and Zhou checked over to Crivello. Crivello fired a bet of 800,000 which Zhou called. 
turn, both players checked to see the 
on the river. Zhou led out for 800,000 and, after about 30 seconds, Crivello called. Zhou showed 
and Crivello took a couple looks at his cards before sending them into the muck. That big pot pushed Zhou over the 10-million-chip mark.
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was checked through and the 
completed the board.
for a rivered straight.
and Oliveira led for 320,000. Hegele called. The turn was the 
and Oliveira bet again, this time making it 640,000. Hegele folded.
as Bryan Piccioli led from the big blind for 375,000. Randy Pisane in the cutoff called.
completed the board, Piccioli checked again. Pisane bet 1.2 million and Piccioli tanked for a bit.
and the river was the 
