Kate Hoang opened to 200,000 in middle position, and Quentin Krueger moved all in for 600,000 from the small blind. Hoang called.
Hoang:
Krueger:
With Krueger at risk, the flop thrust him squarely in front, and when the turn landed the , all he would have to do is fade a repeat nine to double. The dealer delivered the on the river to give Krueger a full house, and he doubled to 1,280,000 while Hoang dropped to 340,000 in chips.
The action folded to Chris Ferguson in the small blind, and he raised to 240,000. With the action on Kate Hoang in the big blind, she went into the tank for close to four minutes before moving all in for 665,000 total. Ferguson called, and the cards were tabled.
Christopher Roth raised to 225,000 on the button, and Ray Henson defended his big blind. Henson shoved his last 200,000 or so on the flop, and Roth snap-called.
Henson:
Roth:
Henson was in good shape to double, and it stayed that way on the turn. However, the river meant he was playing low instead of high, as Roth now had sevens full.
Josh Arieh opened the hijack to 180,000 before Christopher Roth moved all in for his last 365,000. With the action on Jeremy Joseph in the big blind, he announced a raise of the pot, and Arieh folded.
Roth:
Joseph:
The board ran out , and Roth doubled through to nearly one million chips.
flop thrust him squarely in front, and when the turn landed the 
on the river to give Krueger a full house, and he doubled to 1,280,000 while Hoang dropped to 340,000 in chips.
flop, she jammed for 460,000 and got an insta-fold.
, and the pot was chopped up.
river meant he was playing low instead of high, as Roth now had sevens full.
, and Roth doubled through to nearly one million chips.
flop gave Joseph a hammerlock with a wheel and a six-high straight. However, Hoang filled up with the 
on the turn to chop.
, and Hoang led out for 200,000, with Krueger calling all in for 170,000.