Action folded to Anton Saich in the small blind, who raised to 225,000 with . Patrick Martorella looked down at in the big blind and made the call.

Saich led out for 175,000 on the flop, and Martorella took a moment before raising to 475,000 with his two pair.

That was enough to produce a fold from Saich, and Martorella took down the pot while showing the nine.

Patrick Martorella	2,725,000	775,000
Anton Saich	1,425,000	-825,000

Charles Gudaitis raised to 250,000 in the small blind with , and Anton Saich defended his big blind holding .

Gudaitis checked the flop, and Saich fired 150,000. The call was made, and the hit the turn.

Saich followed another check from Gudaitis by betting 450,000. Gudaitis did not take long to fold, and Saich showed his bluff before pulling in the pot.

Anton Saich	2,250,000	250,000
Charles Gudaitis	2,000,000	-475,000

Joseph Murray limped in the small blind with , and Vincent Loria checked his option in the big blind after looking at .

Murray led out for 200,000 on the flop, and Loria stuck in the call. Both players then checked the turn, and the dealer flipped over the river.

Another lead from Murray for 300,000 was called by Loria.

"You got me," said Murray as Loria showed his pair of jacks to take down the pot.

Vincent Loria	2,575,000	575,000
Joseph Murray	2,425,000	-725,000

Vincent Loria opened to 250,000 from under the gun with , and Anton Saich called holding on the button.

Loria watched the flop hit the felt and led out for 225,000. After taking some time, Saich slid his cards into the muck, allowing Loria to pick up the pot.

Vincent Loria	1,825,000	200,000
Anton Saich	1,625,000	-175,000

Christopher White moved all in for 425,000 from under the gun, and was at risk when Charles Gudaitis called on the button.

Christopher White:
Charles Gudaitis:

Neither player found any help on the flop, while the turn brought some chop outs. Gudaitis hit the river, taking down the pot and sending White out in seventh position.

Charles Gudaitis	2,650,000	1,000,000
Christopher White	0	-425,000

Patrick Martorella opened to 200,000 in the hijack, and Christopher White moved his last 125,000 into the middle from the cutoff. The rest of the table folded, and White was at risk heads-up.

Christopher White:
Patrick Martorella:

White missed the flop but connected with the turn to take the lead. The dealer completed the board with the river, and White clinched his double-up.

Patrick Martorella	2,700,000	-125,000
Christopher White	425,000	275,000

Albert Croteau raised to 150,000 with in the hijack, and found a call from Patrick Martorella on the button holding .

Martorella checked the flop, and Croteau continued for 150,000. After taking a moment, Martorella slid in the call.

Another check from Martorella followed the turn, and Croteau checked back to see the river.

Martorella checked again, and Croteau fired a bet of 250,000. After taking some more time, Martorella opted to fold and Croteau took down a sizeable pot.

Patrick Martorella	2,825,000	-350,000
Albert Croteau	2,700,000	875,000

Anton Saich opened to 150,000 on the button, and Christopher White three-bet to 400,000 in the big blind. Saich then moved all in for 850,000 total, and White asked for a count before making the call.

Anton Saich:
Christopher White:

Saich showed down his pocket aces and faced no danger on the runout. That gave Saich the double-up, while White was left with two big blinds.

Anton Saich	1,800,000	600,000
Christopher White	150,000	-975,000

Anton Saich opened to 150,000 from under the gun, and Patrick Martorella made the call next to act. Joseph Murray called in the cutoff, sending three players to the flop.

Saich moved all in for 875,000 on the board, and Martorella slid in the call. Murray got out of the way and the hands were turned up.

Anton Saich:
Patrick Martorella:

Saich could only smile as he saw the Martorella held the same hand, with the turn and river completing the chop.

Joseph Murray	3,525,000	-325,000
Patrick Martorella	3,175,000	250,000
Anton Saich	1,200,000	475,000

Charles Gudaitis opened to 200,000 with in the cutoff, and Christopher White made the call with in the big blind.

Both players checked the flop, and White led out for 300,000 on the turn. Gudaitis called to see the river, and White led out again for 225,000.

Gudaitis made the quick call, and both players showed down the same hand.

"That didn't scare you?" asked White of his bet. Gudaitis shook his head to indicate no.

"I'll tell you later why," Gudaitis said as he stacked up his chips.

Charles Gudaitis	1,650,000	-300,000
Christopher White	1,125,000	-25,000