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Hand #62: Christoph Vogelsang had the button. He raised to two million and Daniel Negreanu called from the big blind. The flop was and Negreanu checked to the raiser. Vogelsang checked it back and the came on the turn. Negreanu took this opportunity to bet three million. Vogelsang let his cards go and Negreanu took down the pot.
Hand #63: Daniel Colman folded his button and Negreanu announced that he was all in from the small blind. Vogelsang folded and Negreanu took down the pot.
Hand #64: Negreanu raised to 2.25 million from the button and found a call from Colman in the big blind. Both players checked the flop and did the same after the hit the turn. The finished the board and both players checked one last time. Negreanu showed and took down the pot.
Hand #65: Colman completed the small blind and Negreanu checked to see a flop. Both players knocked the table, allowing the to turn. Two more checks occurred and the finished the board. Both players checked it down and Colman showed to take down the pot.
Hand #66: Daniel Colman limped in on the button, Christoph Vogelsang checked in the big blind, and the German check-folded to a bet of 1.25 million on a flop of .
Hand #67: Daniel Negreanu raised to 2.25 million on the button, Vogelsang moved all in for 8.9 million out of the small blind, and Negreanu thought for a bit before calling.
Negreanu:
Vogelsang:
"It's going to be a tough one," Jack Effel said as the players rolled their cards over.
The dealer fanned , and the players traded outs. Negreanu could also win with running diamonds, and the kept that runner-runner flush draw alive.
There were also a few outs to chop, including the which completed the board.
Hand #68: Daniel Colman completed from the small blind and Daniel Negreanu checked the big blind. The flop came and action checked to Negreanu. He fired 1.5 million and Colman called.
Fourth street was the and both players checked to see the finish off the board. Colman moved out 3.75 million and Negreanu let his cards go.
Hand #69: Colman opened his button to two million and Christoph Vogelsang called from the big blind. The two watched as the flop came down . Both players checked and the hit the felt on the turn. Vogelsang fired at the pot for 2.75 million and Colman called.
The river was the and Vogelsang slowed with a check. Colman bet five million while Vogelsang had just 4.575 million behind. Vogelsang went into the tank pondering his tournament life. After about three minutes, Vogelsang released his cards and Colman was awarded the pot.
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and Negreanu checked to the raiser. Vogelsang checked it back and the 
came on the turn. Negreanu took this opportunity to bet three million. Vogelsang let his cards go and Negreanu took down the pot.
hit the turn. The 
finished the board and both players checked one last time. Negreanu showed 
and took down the pot.
to turn. Two more checks occurred and the 
finished the board. Both players checked it down and Colman showed 
to take down the pot.
kept that runner-runner flush draw alive.
which completed the board.
and action checked to Negreanu. He fired 1.5 million and Colman called.
and both players checked to see the 
. Both players checked and the 
and Vogelsang slowed with a check. Colman bet five million while Vogelsang had just 4.575 million behind. Vogelsang went into the tank pondering his tournament life. After about three minutes, Vogelsang released his cards and Colman was awarded the pot.