Schuyler Thornton raised to 55,000 from the cutoff and Tom Braband moved all in for 247,000 on the button. Thornton asked for a count and eventually called.
Braband was at risk with , flipping with Thornton's .
The flop came and Braband was still ahead with two sixes. The turn was the , giving Thornton a straight and Braband a set. The river was the and Braband couldn't fill up, sending him to the payout desk to collect $26,535 for his 11th-place finish.
Justin Conley raised to 120,000 from the cutoff, and Chris Klodnicki shipped all in from the big blind. Conley started the hand with around 620,000 and quickly called.
Klodnicki:
Conley:
The flop came , and Conley was still in good position to double up. However, the fell on the turn to give Klodnicki the lead in the hand. The on the river was no help to Conley, and he was eliminated in 10th place.
Hand #16: Chris Klodnicki raised to 90,000 from early position, and Dylan Hortin moved all-in for 215,000 from middle position. The rest of the table folded, and Klodnicki shrugged his shoulders as he tossed in a call.
Klodnicki:
Hortin:
The board ran out , and Klodnicki hit his overcard on the river. Hortin was sent to the cash cage in ninth place.
Hand #27: Emile Schiff raised to 115,000 from late position, and Aditya Sushant shoved all in for around 550,000 on the button. Schiff quickly called and was way ahead of Sushant.
Schiff:
Sushant:
The board ran out , and Sushant became the eighth-place finisher.
Hand #31: Action folded around to Emile Schiff in the small blind, and he moved all in, clearly putting Kenny Hallaert to the test for his stack in the big blind. Hallaert rolled over and announced, "Call." He was at risk and slightly ahead of Schiff's .
The board ran out , and Schiff rivered a straight to eliminate Hallaert in seventh place for $58,083.
Hand #85: Schuyler Thornton raised to 140,000, and Ulrich Schnetter called from the button. Darren Elias was in the small blind and went all in for 1,130,000. Thornton moved all in over the top, and Schnetter got out of the way. The cards were tabled, and it was a race scenario.
Thornton:
Elias:
The board ran out , and Thornton made a flush. Elias wasn't able to hold on and was eliminated in sixth place.
Hand #91: Ulrich Schnetter raised to 180,000 from the button, and Emile Schiff three-bet to 525,000 in the small blind. Schnetter four-bet shoved all in for 2,440,000, and Schiff quickly called.
Schiff:
Schnetter:
The board ran out , and Schnetter was eliminated in fifth place for $103,281.
Hand #98: Schiff called from the small blind, and Ben Zamani checked his option. Both players checked the whole way with the board reading . Schiff tabled and won the pot.
Hand #99: Schuyler Thornton raised to 190,000, and Schiff three-bet to 475,000 from the button. Chris Klodnicki four-bet to 1,180,000, forcing Thornton out of the pot. Schiff called.
The flop came . Klodnicki bet 650,000, and Schiff called. The turn was the , and Klodnicki bet 725,000. Schiff called again, and the fell on the river. Klodnicki bet 850,000, and Schiff moved all in for just under 2,000,000. Klodnicki started shaking his head and pushed his hand to the muck.
Schiff raked in a massive pot and now holds a huge chip lead.
Hand #103: Ben Zamani moved all in for 1,095,000 from the small blind, and Chris Klodnicki called for 1,065,000 from the big blind. Klodnicki was at risk with , up against Zamani's .
The flop came . Zamani picked up a straight draw, but ace-high was still good for Klodnicki. The turn was the , and the river was the .
Klodnicki thought he lost and got up from his seat, but the dealer pushed him the pot, and Zamani was left with just 30,000.
Hand #104: Zamani was all in for 25,000 on the button. Klodnicki completed the small blind, and Schuyler Thornton checked his option in the big blind. The two players checked down a board reading , and Zamani won the pot with , as Klodnicki held , and Thornton tabled .
Hand #105: Zamani moved all in for 105,000 from under the gun, and Thornton called from the small blind, as did Emile Schiff in the big blind. The two players checked down a board reading , and Thornton tabled for a straight.
Zamani flashed for trip sevens and mucked his hand before saying his goodbyes. He was eliminated in fourth place, taking home $139,896 for his deep run today.