Antoine Saout raised to 325,000 from the cutoff, Dan Ott three-bet to 790,000 from the button, and Saout called.
The flop came down 
. Saout checked, Ott bet 460,000, and Saout called. The turn was the 
. Saout checked, and Ott bet 1,200,000. Saout took about 90 seconds before he called. The river was the 
, and both players checked.
Saout showed what appeared to be 
, Ott mucked, and Saout collected the pot.
Alexandre Reard opened to 350,000 in middle position, Scott Blumstein called in the small blind, and Michael Sklenicka called in the big.
Action checked to the raiser on the 
flop, and Reard bet 450,000. Both opponents called. All three checked through the 
turn, and the hit the river. Blumstein bet 2.5 million and took it down, although Sklenicka thought for over a minute before folding.
There's a new captain in the Main Event, and it's Christian Pham following the elimination of Jonathan Dwek.
Pham now sits with 25,500,000 chips at a table that was already stacked. Benjamin Pollak and Joshua Marvin both sit over 12 million, while the second half of the table all sit with 3.6 million or less apiece.
Valentin Messina limped in from the small blind, and Scott Blumstein checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came 
, and Messina checked. Blumstein bet 175,000, and Messina called. After the 
turn, Messina checked once more, and Blumstein bet 550,000. Messina's check-raise to 1,500,000 was met with another call, and the duo headed to the river. The 
completed the board, and Messina carefully cut out a bet worth 1,600,000. Blumstein gave it a half minute of consideration before calling.
Messina rolled over 
for a set of jacks, and as soon as Blumstein mucked, the Frenchman stood up from his chair and celebrated briefly toward the rail. A French flag is now displayed on said rail, and Messina chipped up nicely.
Ben Lamb raised to 350,000 from the cutoff, and John Hesp called from the button, as did Michael Ruane in the small blind, and Antoine Saout in the big blind.
They checked to the river of the 
board, where Hesp bet 400,000. Ruane was the lone caller.
Hesp showed 
for a pair of queens, but Ruane tabled 
for a pair of aces to win the pot.
Christian Pham raised to 425,000 in late position, and Jonathan Dwek announced a raise from the small blind. Dwek did not originally put out enough chips for a re-raise, so he was committed to the minimum of 690,000. Pham called.
The flop came 
. Dwek continued for 800,000, and Pham called to see the land on the turn. Dwek bet again for 1,400,000, and Pham once again continued along. The river brought the 
, and Dwek bet 2,000,000. Pham wasted no time moving all in, and the action was back on Dwek. He thought for a brief time, with around 5,300,000 remaining in his stack, before calling.
Pham tabled for a straight flush, and Dwek could only muster a straight with 
. In what turned out to be a huge pot, Pham also took a massive chip lead in the late stages of Day 6.
Daniel Turner raised to 350,000, and Alexandre Reard called on the button.
The flop fell 
. Turner checked, and Reard checked behind. After the 
turn, Turner bet 450,000, and Reard called before Turner checked the 
river. Reard made it 775,000 to go, and Turner called after one minute of consideration.
Reard turned over 
for a flush with the queen, and Turner mucked.
Action folded to Richard Gryko in early position, and he opened the action to 360,000. Joshua Horton defended his big blind.
The flop was , and Horton check-called Gryko's bet of 475,000. The turn was the 
, and again, Horton check-called Gryko's bet of 1,350,000. The river was the 
, and Horton checked. Gryko fired a third bullet for 2,150,000. Horton tanked, putting his head down and thinking to himself for a couple of minutes. After he deliberated, he called.
Gryko turned over , and Horton sent his cards face-down to the muck.
Pedro Oliveira opened the hijack to 350,000, David Guay called in the small blind, and Damian Salas called in the big blind.
All three of them checked the 
flop, and the hit the turn. Both blinds checked again, and Oliveira bet 450,000. Guay called, and Salas folded. The completed the board, and both players checked.
Guay showed , and Oliveira stared for a bit before showing his 
.
"Slowroll," muttered Guay.
Oliveira said he couldn't see it right and thought he was shown ace-jack. He apologized, and that was the end of it.
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