The players have asked to pause the clock and are discussing a deal. Any deal will have to leave two percent of the prize pool up top and the players will have to play to a winner, but they can make any deal that fits within those rules.
Neil MacLeod is the other player left with a Golden Chip. He has just doubled up as well. MacLeod open-shoved for all his chips in the small blind and Richard Moreau snap-called from the bug blind.
Moreau:
MacLeod:
Macleod nailed the flop, hitting two spades with the . The turn completed his flush but Moreau also had a spade draw, for a higher flush. The fell on the river and MacLeod's stack doubled in size.
Richard Figiel just folded the river to an all in shove by Kegan Cummings.
The action started when Figiel opened to 2,400,000 preflop and Cummings defended from the big blind.
The flop came and Cummings checked. Figiel bet 3,500,000 and Cummings called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and Cummings shoved all in. He went all in so fast, he almost beat the river card with his shove.
Figiel waited a moment, then folded.
"You float again?" asked Paul Mohorea.
"He checked the turn, so he didn't have an ace," said Cummings, "any card below a ten and I shove."
One of the two remaining players with a Golden Chip has just doubled up. Richard Figiel opened to 3.2M from the cutoff and Karla Leduc raised all-in from the big blind. Figiel made the call putting Leduc at risk.
Leduc:
Figiel:
The board came , and Leduc faded the board to score the double up.
Richard Figiel and Neil Macleod were in the blinds when they played a huge pot that would put Figiel into second place in the chip counts.
Figiel opened from the small blind to 2,900,000 and Macleod took a moment before calling.
The flop came and Figiel shoved all in for his remaining 7,800,000. Macleod took some time to make his decision and counted out the chips he would need to call. After another moment he called, sliding forward almost half of his remaining stack.
He showed for a flush draw and what ended up being two over cards against the of Figiel. The turn was the and the river was the , giving Figiel the double up and putting him firmly in second place in the chip counts.
Neil MacLeod opened from the cutoff to 1.8M and Richard Moreau called on the button. The flop came and MacLeod fired out a bet of 2.2M. Moreau called and the fell on the turn.
MacLeod moved all-in and after getting a count, Moreau tossed his cards into the mucked.
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under the gun and Paul Mohorea re-shoved all in from the button with 
.
and Moreau doubled up thanks to an ace on the turn.
. The turn 
completed his flush but Moreau also had a spade draw, for a higher flush. The 
and Cummings checked. Figiel bet 3,500,000 and Cummings called. The turn was the 
and both players checked. The river was the 
and Figiel shoved all in for his remaining 7,800,000. Macleod took some time to make his decision and counted out the chips he would need to call. After another moment he called, sliding forward almost half of his remaining stack.
of Figiel. The turn was the 
and MacLeod fired out a bet of 2.2M. Moreau called and the 
fell on the turn.