[user25062]
David Zeitlin moves his last 600K in with and gets called by Jason Warner with . The flop is a meaningless but the turn brings a putting David ahead.
But since we all know the winner was crowned an hour ago, the river is a and Jason's pair of sixes takes down the bracelet.
[user25062]
Going for max value to get back in this heads-up, David slowplayed his pocket aces against Jason Warner's 7-6 off-suit, but as often happens when you go for the big slowplay, the board was 6-Q-10-6-4 and the set of sixes for Jason reduced David's stack further. He did make a river call instead of the all-in move the announcers were expecting, so this was NOT the final hand.
[user25062]
Well the players are back on the feed, but the winner is being interviewed out in the hall. So let's see, I can't tell you who won even though I know. This is a strange arrangement.
Jason Warner has just under 3M
David Zeitlin is just over 1M
[user25062]
Jason moves in with 5-5 and is snap-called by David Zeitlin with 7-7.
The board comes blank, blank, blank, blank and one more blank will mean a bracelet for David Zeitlin BUT the river is a five!