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Level 35
: 150,000/300,000, 40,000 ante
The two remaining players spent the last few minutes talking numbers and it appears they've reached a deal. There's still $3.275 million left on the table for the two men, and they've decided to take $1.5 million apiece off the top and lock it up in the bank. The other $275,000 will be the winner's purse, and whichever of them ends up as champion will be a well deserving one.
There's also a gorgeous PCA Main Event trophy, a shiny Shamballa bracelet, and eternal bragging rights at stake.
The two gents should be back in their chairs and ready for the final battle in just a few minutes.
and Faraz Jaka called all in from the big blind with 
for 2,225,000.
to put Julius in the lead with a pair of kings. The 
turn made two pair for Julius, leaving Jaka drawing to only a queen to stay alive. The 
river was too little too late for Jaka, out in third place for $755,000.
, and he three-bet to 1.8 million flat. You won't believe it, but Kyle Julius had a pair in the big blind, too — and it was 
! He decided to make a flat-call, and Jaka gave a long look. It seems he may have smelled the trouble, because he mucked out of the way and let the other two go at it.
flop, snagging his set to take a big lead. He checked, though, and Julius put out the bet of 1.1 million. Dibella flatted that bet, and Julius made the same 1.1-million chip bet on the 
river. With a full house now, Dibella let out a sigh of feigned uncertainty, then check-raised to 2.5 million. Julius didn't waste much time shoving all in, and Dibella called off the rest of his stack, two cards from a huge double.
on the button. Kyle Julius called from the big blind with 
, giving Jaka top pair to take a big lead. The 
river secured the double for Jaka.
and stuck out a raise to 700,000. Next door, Faraz Jaka was dealt a fairly good hand of his own, the 
. He decided a reraise was in order, and he stacked up 1.85 million and made that three-bet.
on the turn left Jaka drawing dead, and the 
and Julius check-called 425,000. They checked the 
, and John Dibella flatted with the 
in the big.
flop was checked by both. When the