Miroslav Semanisin called on the button with Lee Rzentkowski checking his option in the big blind.
The flop of checked through to the which saw Rzentkowski bet 200,000 and Semanisin raised to 700,000. Rzentkowski raised 2,000,000 and Semanisin called.
The river saw Rzentkowski check and Semanisin moved all in for 4,725,000 and Rzentkowski mucked his hand.
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Miroslav Senisin raised to 240,000 in first position and on the button, Lee Rzentkowski raised to 1,200,000. In the big blind, David Kenniston moved all in for 3,950,000 and action folded back to Lee Rzentkowski who made a sighing call.
David Kenniston:
Lee Rzentkowski:
The board ran out and Rzentkowski made a flush to take down the pot as Kenniston was eliminated in fourth place.
checked through to the 
which saw Rzentkowski bet 200,000 and Semanisin raised to 700,000. Rzentkowski raised 2,000,000 and Semanisin called. 
saw Rzentkowski check and Semanisin moved all in for 4,725,000 and Rzentkowski mucked his hand.
and the 2021 Riverside runner up ended his tournament run in 3rd place.
and Crews' sevens held up as the best hand as he doubled through his neighbor.