Action picked up on the turn with the board reading 6♦7♥Q♦10♣. With over 100,000 in the pot, Bradley Ritschel moved all-in, for roughly a pot sized bet.
Ritschel's opponent went into the tank and the clock was eventually called, which prompted a fold, and the pot was pushed Ritschel's way.
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Francisco Benitez raised to 8,000 from under the gun and Jiyang Gan three bet to 25,000 from early position. Benitez made the call.
The flop came 8♥4♣10♦ and both players were quick to check.
While the 4♥ peeled off on the turn, Benitez led out for 20,000. Gan found the call.
The river was the 3♠ and both players were quick to check. Benitez mucked his hand for Gan's live hand to be declared the winner without having been shown.
The player in middle position raised and Bryan Leskowitz three-bet in the cutoff. The player on the button cold called, and middle position moved all in, putting himself at risk. Leskowitz called and the button folded.
Middle position: 10♦10♥ 
Bryan Leskowitz: Q♠Q♦
The board ran out 6♣J♦2♣K♦9♠, and Leskowitz's pair of queens held to send his opponent to the rail.
The prize pool details have been confirmed. There were 8,703 entries in total to create a prize pool of a whopping $11,618,505.
Out of 8,703 entries, 1,306 players will earn a cash of at least $3,001 while the winner will be a new millionaire with a first-place prize of $1,098,220.
Here are all the payouts:
| Place | Prize (USD) | Place | Prize (USD) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $1,098,220 | 54-62 | $21,025 | |
| 2 | $732,329 | 63-71 | $17,562 | |
| 3 | $550,920 | 72-80 | $14,778 | |
| 4 | $417,213 | 81-89 | $12,528 | |
| 5 | $318,077 | 90-98 | $10,701 | |
| 6 | $244,137 | 99-161 | $9,210 | |
| 7 | $188,660 | 162-224 | $7,987 | |
| 8 | $146,789 | 225-287 | $6,979 | |
| 9 | $114,998 | 288-350 | $6,146 | |
| 10-11 | $90,719 | 351-413 | $5,455 | |
| 12-13 | $72,066 | 414-476 | $4,880 | |
| 14-17 | $57,652 | 477-539 | $4,400 | |
| 18-26 | $46,448 | 540-602 | $3,998 | |
| 27-35 | $37,689 | 603-665 | $3,663 | |
| 36-44 | $30,802 | 666-764 | $3,384 | |
| 45-53 | $25,355 | 765-872 | $3,151 | |
| 873-1306 | $3,001 |
Action was caught on the turn of 6♠6♣A♣J♥ and Shahaf Nacson was quick to check to his opponent from under the gun.
They fired for 25,000 and Nacson made the call.
While the Q♠ peeled off on the river, Nacson once again checked his option. His opponent in middle position continued for 52,000.
"I have to call" announced Nacson as he revealed A♠Q♣ for top two pair.
Nível: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
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