In a battle of the blinds, Daniel Turner moved all in from the small blind for his final 1.2 million. Michael Sklenicka looked at his hole cards, then quickly called.
Turner:
Sklenicka:
While the table waited for the camera crews to come over, players started taking sides on which hand would win. "The ten-eight has to win. It's just too pretty, right?" Scott Stewart joked.
Sure enough, the dealer put out a flop of , giving Turner the flopped straight, and leaving Sklenicka drawing to runner-runner for a chop. The on the turn sealed the double for Turner, who is up to 2.5 million after that fortunate flop.
Alexander Greenblatt opened with a raise to 175,000 from under the gun. Action folded around to David Guay who reraised, making it 480,000 from the hijack seat. Action folded back to Greenblatt and he just flatted, bringing the two players to a flop.
On the flop, Greenblatt checked over to Guay who put out a bet of 350,000. Greenblatt called.
The turn was the and Greenblatt checked once more. Guay fired again, this time for 975,000. Greenblatt called after thinking for about a minute. On the river, Greenblatt checked for a third time. Guay thought for a while, then decided to check back.
Greenblatt turned up for a pair of jacks, but Guay was holding for a better pair, and he was able to take down the big pot.
With the player in the big blind absent, Michael Sklenicka limped from late position and Kevin Calenzo completed in the small blind. They saw a flop of and Calenzo checked. Sklenicka bet 175,000 and Calenzo moved all in for his remaining 980,000. Sklenicka quickly called and cards were revealed.
Calenzo:
Sklenicka:
Sklenicka's pair of queens was ahead, but Calenzo had a double-gutshot-straight draw. He needed a seven or a jack to keep his Main Event run alive. The turn was the and the came on the river. Calenzo was eliminated and the cameras followed him as he made his way to the payout desk early here on Day 6.
Kfir Nahum opened for a raise to 200,000 in middle position and got three-bet to 490,000 by Paul Dhaliwal. Nahum shoved all in and Dhaliwal quickly called.
Jesus Blanco raised to 175,000 from under the gun and picked up two callers including Paul Senat from one seat over and Mike Linster in the big blind. The flop fell and the action checked to Senat, won won the pot with a bet of 180,000.
Senat raised to 200,000 from under the gun to win the blinds and antes the next hand.
Dan Ott made it 180,000 to go and Senat defended his big blind. On a flop of , Senat checked and Ott bet 90,000. Senat check-raised to 275,000 and won the pot.
The action was folded around to Mario Vojvoda in the cutoff who shoved all in for his remaining 640,000. Christian Pham looked down at his cards in the big blind and quickly called.
Vojvoda tabled and Pham had him in trouble with . The board ran out and Vojvoda was eliminated early on in Day 6.
Action folded to Chris Wallace on the button and he decided to limp in. The small blind folded and Richard Robinson checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came . Robinson checked, Wallace bet 105,000, and Robinson called.
The turn was the and both players checked to the on the river. Robinson paused for a moment and then decided to bet 250,000. Wallace quickly called.
Robinson tabled for nine high, and Wallace revealed to scoop the pot.
On the first hand of the day, John Hesp raised to 160,000 from under the gun. It folded around to Kfir Nahum, and he quickly bumped it up to 450,000. Hesp called when it folded back around to him, and they went heads up to a flop of . Both players quickly checked, and the hit the turn. Another check from Hesp saw Nahum bet 500,000. Hesp rechecked his hole cards before sending them in, and Nahum showed for a turned set.
, giving Turner the flopped straight, and leaving Sklenicka drawing to runner-runner for a chop. The 
on the turn sealed the double for Turner, who is up to 2.5 million after that fortunate flop.
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flop, Greenblatt checked over to Guay who put out a bet of 350,000. Greenblatt called. 
and Greenblatt checked once more. Guay fired again, this time for 975,000. Greenblatt called after thinking for about a minute. On the 
river, Greenblatt checked for a third time. Guay thought for a while, then decided to check back. 
for a pair of jacks, but Guay was holding 
for a better pair, and he was able to take down the big pot.
and Calenzo checked. Sklenicka bet 175,000 and Calenzo moved all in for his remaining 980,000. Sklenicka quickly called and cards were revealed. 
came on the river. Calenzo was eliminated and the cameras followed him as he made his way to the payout desk early here on Day 6.
, no threat to the aces.
and the action checked to Senat, won won the pot with a bet of 180,000.
, Senat checked and Ott bet 90,000. Senat check-raised to 275,000 and won the pot.
and Pham had him in trouble with 
on the river. Robinson paused for a moment and then decided to bet 250,000. Wallace quickly called.
. Both players quickly checked, and the 