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Ryan Riess opened to 305,000 on the button and was called by Eldor Levysahar in the small blind and Bryan Kim in the big blind.
Levysahar and Kim checked the 
flop to Riess, who bet 400,000. Levysahar then check-raised to 1,100,000. Kim folded, but after some consideration, Riess called.
The turn brought the 
bringing more possibilities to the board, and Levysahar led out for 600,000. Riess thought briefly then called.
The river made the board even more interesting with the 
. Again Levysahar led out for 600,000.
Riess shook his head slightly as he pondered what to make of Levysahar's line.
"I have a very good hand," said Riess, before flicking in a call.
Levysahar showed 
for the low end of a flopped straight. Riess then happily tabled 
for a flopped flush, which earned him enough chips to cross the ten million chip mark in the final level of the day.
, bringing three to a royal flush.
, for indeed, a flopped royal flush.
with approximately a million in the pot already, Matthias Kribben checked his small blind and Safwane Bari checked in the big blind. Boris Akopov then bet 375,000, and after deliberation from both opponents, they each called.
, and after Kribben checked, Bahri bet 1,200,000. 
