Anton Saich raised to 650,000 from the small blind with , and Albert Croteau called in the big blind holding .

Saich led out for 400,000 on the flop, and Croteau continued to see the turn. Saich took some time before counting out a bet of 750,000, and Croteau asked for a count before making the call.

The river saw Saich slow down with a check, and Croteau fired 1,000,000 after completing his flush draw. Saich stuck in the call, seeing the bad news as Croteau picked up a big pot.

Albert Croteau	8,100,000	3,550,000
Charles Gudaitis	4,800,000	-150,000
Anton Saich	1,050,000	-3,400,000

Albert Croteau raised to 600,000 in the small blind with , and Charles Gudaitis came along with in the big blind.

Croteau led out for 400,000 on the flop, and Gudaitis quickly called. Croteau slowed down on the turn, and Gudaitis checked back with his straight.

Another bet from Croteau followed the river, this time for 500,000. Gudaitis quickly announced all in, and Croteau instantly folded.

Charles Gudaitis	4,950,000	300,000
Albert Croteau	4,550,000	200,000
Anton Saich	4,450,000	-500,000

The final BPO event on the schedule came to an end, with Sonya Harrison defeating a field of 71 entries to claim the $150 Super Deep Super Turbo.

$150 Super Deep Super Turbo

Charles Gudaitis raised to 600,000 from the small blind with , and Anton Saich called holding in the big blind.

Both players checked through the flop and the dealer flipped over the turn. Gudaitis led out for 200,000, and Saich called.

The river fired another 200,000, and Saich announced a raise to 750,000. Gudaitis let his hand go, and Saich showed the bluff after doing the same earlier at the final table.

Anton Saich	4,950,000	500,000
Charles Gudaitis	4,650,000	-1,500,000
Albert Croteau	4,350,000	1,000,000

Anton Saich opened to 450,000 with on the button, and Albert Croteau called with on the button. Charles Gudaitis defended his big blind, holding .

Croteau and Gudaitis checked the flop, and Saich continued for 550,000. After taking some time, Croteau let his hand go and Gudaitis also slid his cards into the muck.

Charles Gudaitis	6,150,000	-450,000
Anton Saich	4,450,000	500,000
Albert Croteau	3,350,000	-50,000

Charles Gudaitis raised to 500,000 from the small blind, and Anton Saich moved all in for 2,075,000 in the big blind.

Anton Saich:
Charles Gudaitis:

The players appeared headed for a chop, but the runout saw Saich catch a pair to double his stack through the chip leader.

Charles Gudaitis	6,600,000	-2,275,000
Anton Saich	3,950,000	2,375,000
Albert Croteau	3,400,000	-100,000

Vincent Loria raised to 500,000 on the button, and Charles Gudaitis defended from the big blind.

Gudaitis checked the flop, and shoved instantly after Loria announced a continuation bet of 500,000. Loria stood up and made the call.

Vincent Loria:
Charles Gudaitis:

Loria was looking for a pair or a spade, but came up empty on the turn and river to end his run in fourth place.

Charles Gudaitis	8,875,000	4,425,000
Albert Croteau	3,500,000	-100,000
Anton Saich	1,575,000	-100,000
Vincent Loria	0	-4,225,000

Vincent Loria raised from under the gun to 500,000 with , and Anton Saich defended his big blind holding .

Saich checked the flop, and Loria slid out a bet of 800,000. Saich frustratingly folded, and Loria took down the pot.

Charles Gudaitis	4,450,000	-500,000
Vincent Loria	4,225,000	800,000
Albert Croteau	3,600,000	400,000
Anton Saich	1,675,000	-700,000

Charles Gudaitis opened to 500,000 with on the button, and Anton Saich was next to act in the small blind.

Saich looked down at , and moved all in for 1,475,000. Gudaitis studied his opponent and opted to let his hand go, as Saich collected the pot.

Charles Gudaitis	4,950,000	-1,000,000
Vincent Loria	3,425,000	500,000
Albert Croteau	3,200,000	200,000
Anton Saich	2,375,000	300,000